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Carlisia: La Mesa tutor
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...have promoted a level of discipline and comprehension that would allow me to multitask and perform my daily obligations with ease In addition, my published research study is title: Middle School Teachers and Administrators' Views Concerning the Prevention of School Violence allowed me to explore the dynamics of writing. I absolutely love what I do...
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Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice
Master of Science, Criminal Justice
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Recent La Mesa Tutoring Session Notes
We covered the Science portion of the test. He scored a 23, but while we were reviewing and working through a second practice test together, he did much, much better. My guess is that he reads questions too quickly on the first go and misses/misreads key words. Seems to be doing fine on timing. Next session, we'll focus on the Writing section. We decided that the sixth and final session will be on Th 9/8 as a final review before the 9/10 exam date. If this test does not go as planned, the parents are also planning for the October test date.
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The student is working on an online college course in algebra. Today we covered topics such as factoring trinomials, difference of squares, combining like terms, polynomials, and parabolas. The student said that he learned a lot, and we will be meeting again tomorrow.
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Reviewed the practice problems that the student had already worked on. Focused on understanding problems involving fractions and assigned a project which included making flashcards with fractions on them and memorizing which fractions are greater or less than other fractions.
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We reviewed conjugation of the present subjunctive in preparation for a test tomorrow. I brought a quiz with the irregular verbs in the subjunctive so that the student could practice rules for stem-changing verbs and for the spelling changes in -car, -gar, -zar verbs. He seemed well-prepared for the test.
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Today we worked on discussion questions and creating an outline for the next paper. In addition, we conducted research on local demographics to provide additional evidence for the marketing segmentation paper.
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Today, the student and I worked on both reading comprehension and math. I had her work through some open-ended questions and some multiple choice questions. We talked about when certain strategies would benefit her in the math section - even the guess-and-check strategy. We also reviewed the homework that I assigned her, which was a section of reading comprehension. I had the student apply one more reading comprehension strategy to a section of passage-based questions
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