Award-Winning Private Trigonometry Tutoring in University of Louisville, KY

"The students finished Unit 6 about staying on topic in writing. We also completed Unit 1, Chapter 2 in Social Studies covering pre-European Native Americans. I reviewed and drilled one student on linear equations, especially plotting graphs and learning y=mx+b. "

"The students had a test coming up, so I reviewed factoring, completing the square, and simplifying rational expressions. They were generally solid on algebra and processes, but messed up things like signs and distributing, so I emphasized attentiveness to these when steps get complex. "

"The students had an algebra 2 online quiz. The material covered logs and exponential notation. I reviewed the concept of converting between the 2 equations. We also reviewed some of the algebra rules of exponents - what negative exponents represent and how to express roots as exponents (as fractions). Student 1 had more initial questions about the material, but by the end, both seemed to have a firm grasp on the material. They were each able to answer the last 2 questions completely on their own. After math, I helped both of them with an English assignment. They had to write a haiku based on an online ad. They each had their own ideas, and I just helped them flush out their phrasing that they wanted to incorporate into their haiku poem."