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About Wilmington
Wilmington is the largest city in the state of Delaware. It is known for its tax-free shopping, fresh produce, beautiful seaside sunrises, and as being host to the annual Firefly Music Festival. With a population of about 70,000, Wilmington residents tend to live beachside, on large farms, in the urban city areas, or on beautiful properties that are emphasized by rolling hills and lush landscape. Wilmington has an active and diverse ethnic population. The wide variety of ethnicities contributes to the number of fun ethnic festivals that Wilmington hosts annually, including the Italian, Greek, African, and Hispanic Festivals.
Wilmington is served by the Brandywine, Christina, and Red Clay school districts for high school, junior high, and elementary public education. The top high schools in the area include the Howard High School of Technology, Concord High, and Brandywine High. If you are a high school student who is perplexed by any of your high school classes, private tutoring in Wilmington, DE, is available both online or in-home to help you with general course instruction or test prep. Wilmington, DE, tutors are happy to provide you with online tutoring and test prep assistance in your English, mathematics, science, and practically any other high school course you could imagine.
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"The student and I reviewed several topics for her comprehensive final exam, including ionic v. covalent bonds, polarity, gas laws, and thermo-chemistry. She has come a long way since the beginning of the year, both in chemistry knowledge and in self-confidence about her scientific talents! She is looking forward to taking AP Chemistry II next year. I will miss working with her!"
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"This week, the student and I worked through problems involving kinetics. We discussed how to tell what the order of reaction is and also completed problems using experimental data to find the rate law. In addition, we worked on problems involving solving for the rate constant, using the half-life equations, and determining what quantity of a substance remains after a given amount of time."
