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Wisconsin has a population of about 5.8 million, which makes it the 20th most populous state in the nation. Though not the official nickname, Wisconsin is often named "America's Dairyland," since it is one of the top dairy producers in the U.S.
Students attending school in Wisconsin have many great high school and college options. Some of the top ranked schools in Wisconsin are Whitefish Bay High in Whitefish Bay, Reagan College Preparatory High in Milwaukee, and Cedarburg High in Cedarburg. Another schooling option is to attend a private high school. Wisconsin has several, such as the University School of Milwaukee, Madison Country Day School in Waunakee, and The Prairie School in Wind Point. If you are looking for private tutoring in Wisconsin, the educational directors at Varsity Tutors can find a skilled professional to help you with test prep and course instruction, either in-home or online.
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"The goal of this session was to complete a review of a school worksheet and we were successful. The problems were about determining whether a mathematical expression was a root of a given polynomial and also practiced synthetic division and long division of polynomials. The student did not remember how to do long division but it quickly came back to him after I reviewed it. He became more engaged as the session continued. There are still several more worksheets that he must complete. I made some suggestions about how to solve some other problems on another worksheet and he will work on them during the week. We will review any other questions that he has at our next session. "
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"The student and I looked primarily at physics, focusing on heat exchange and transfer. Fortunately, he already had a leg up from our chemistry work with gases, so we only had to introduce calorimetry and latent heat. Latent heat was the most difficult concept to convey, so that will be the bulk of our focus tomorrow. We also started to look at Lewis structures."
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"The student is doing a great job with the Engage curriculum. He is also doing well with multiplication when it is not timed. He needs to practice some of the online multiplication games in order to increase his fluency."
