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About Woodcliff Lake
Woodcliff Lake, NJ, has a population of about 5,800 residents. The borough is located in Bergen County. The town was originally incorporated in 1894, during a yearlong phase of "boroughitis." During that year, nearly 30 new boroughs were created.
Pascack Hills High School serves the town's students and is part of the Woodcliff Lake School District. High School can be a stressful time for students, but it is important to remember the significance of good grades and test scores. Without them, it can be difficult for students to get into well-regarded colleges. Private tutors in Woodcliff Lake can provide you online or in-home tutoring instruction to assist with a challenging course or test prep. If you are worried about a big exam coming up, online and in-person tutoring in Woodcliff Lake could help you get ahead of your test prep. Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Newark is a great option for students. It was ranked in the top 150 colleges in the nation, which may make it difficult for students to gain admittance into the school. If you're looking to pursue admission to your school of choice, take advantage of a Woodcliff Lake, NJ, tutor, who can offer you online or in-home private tutoring and personal instruction to help with your test prep.
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"The student has a final on pre-calculus coming up next Monday and she wants help preparing for it. We looked over at the review provided by the student. It appears to be a cumulative review covering the basic functions, trig functions, unit circle, graphing, and identities. We focused mainly on graphing trig functions, so we spent most of our time working on that. We went over identifying each part of a sine or cosine equation and worked on translating that to the graph. We ended the session by working on tangent graphs. We will pick back up during the next session and plan to go over the rest of her review packet. The student did great!"
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"We went over the student's test from school. It seemed that most of the questions she missed had to do with interpreting data from a graph. This benchmark test was given to see the student's progress in this class, in order to prepare for the actual test at the end of the school year. She mentioned that the teacher does not give much homework, so I think our best course of action is to supplement whatever she is currently learning with extra practice problems from the database. She knew the concepts (such as solving for x) quite well, but had a hard time going through the steps when applying them. I think this can be improve with more practice. "
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"We spent the majority of the time on measuring elapsed time. I showed her how to tackle problems and there were noticeable progress toward the end of the hour. The student also had work to complete for school dealing with congruent vs. similar shapes. I showed her enough to allow her to complete the worksheet without assistance. "
