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My name is Israel Shamu. I am an ambitious young professional who is passionate about learning, teaching, and building new skills that are functional both in and out of class. I graduated from McMaster University in 2021 with a bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering. My specialties are math and physical sciences.

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Kenmore, NY, is a part of the Buffalo-Niagara Falls metropolitan area. The village has a population of about 15,500. Kenmore shares its southern border with Buffalo. With only 1.5-square miles of land, the village is in the top 100 most densely populated incorporated towns in the country.

Kenmore East Senior High School serves the town in the Kenmore-Tonawanda Union Free School District. Keeping up with your studies can be difficult in High School. If you are worried about that big exam coming up, online and in-person tutoring in Kenmore might help you improve in your test prep. Private tutors in Kenmore can provide you online or in-home tutoring instruction to assist with your challenging course or test prep. Nearby University at Buffalo SUNY provides a great option for students looking to further their education. The school is ranked in the top 100 schools nationally. One way to potentially improve the chances of getting accepted into a prestigious school is by using online or in-home Kenmore, NY, tutoring for private test prep and instruction.

Spend your time in Kenmore relaxing at a few of the local establishments and parks. Mang Park is a great place to start, as the park is equipped with playgrounds, baseball fields, and a public swimming pool. During the summer months, the town hosts its city celebration, Kenmore Days, in the park. The festival is complete with carnival rides, live music, and concessions. If you aren't lucky enough to visit the town during its festival, you can still enjoy a local celebration at the Kenmore Farmer's Market. The summer-through-fall event brings local farmers' produce into your home. You can spice up your meals with locally grown vegetables and baked goods, and decorate your home with local arts and crafts.

Another summer event is the Paddock Chevrolet Car Show. Car lovers can rev up their engines and enjoy over 500 classic and brand-new cars. Sponsored by Paddock Chevrolet, the event displays cars of all makes and models for you to peruse.

Enjoy a casual evening at Kenmore Lanes, a local stop for bowling. The alley hosts several leagues you can join. With an in-house restaurant, you are sure to have a good time bowling and eating to your heart's content. The alley hosts several events, including late night bowling, known as, "Moonlight Bowling," and special discount days on Thursdays.

Relax and enjoy yourself in Kenmore, but don't forget to stay on top of your school work. Tutors in Kenmore, NY, are a great way to try to improve.

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Recent Kenmore Tutoring Session Notes

Today we reviewed complex numbers and the quadratic equation briefly and then continued to discuss Linear Inequalities in one variable. We discussed unions and domains and applied the concepts to solve several of the student's homework problems. She was energetic and optimistic towards learning the material, which is the best kind of student to have. I will be sending her some practice questions in review for her upcoming exam. The student must keep a close eye on notation, in order for it to be beneficial.

We reviewed the section of problems that will be on the student's test that we hadn't reviewed yet. The problems all involved linear programming. He already understood the basic concept of how to do them, and we walked through 4 examples including 2 word problems and 2 sets of linear equations. He showed me that he understood each step and was able to get the right answer. He seemed very confident in his work.

This week, we went over the writing section. I feel confident that the student is fairly proficient in this area, but we went over the new prompt that she will be working with this fall. This style of prompt has several specific challenges that need a different kind of strategy to address, so we talked about what this would look like. We also reviewed several of the sample essays on the ACT website, and analyzed their strengths and weaknesses. To finish the session, we did some science practice problems and worked on implementing the strategies we had talked about last session.

Tutoring review by Jennifer in Kenmore, NY

The student was working with introductory trig functions, and did not feel very confident. It became clear that, although she could progress through the algorithm, she had no context for what the trig functions meant or why we cared. Explaining this helped her. We discussed how having information helps us solve the problem, but that she doesn't need to identify more than necessary (i.e.: identify the two legs of the triangle relevant to the problem and forget about the third). Finally, we made use of formula structure to solve for different parts of the trig equation. She was feeling better about the process by the end of the session, and I plan on reviewing the concept again next week.

Tutoring review by Douglas in Kenmore, NY

Today we went over the student's second PreCalc test. She did fairly well, especially the areas we went over extensively. After going over the test we went over complex numbers and algebra. She seemed to struggle with the idea of imaginary numbers which is normal. Hopefully with more exposure and practice she will understand.