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The Tutor.com Learning Suite at Arcadia Public Library

Arcadia Public LibraryArcadia Public Library20 W. Duarte Rd., Arcadia, CA 91006

Live Homework Help® available: Daily, 5-10pmSkillsCenter™ Resource Library available 24/7

Go to: http://library.ci.arcadia.ca.us

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On the Library Home Page, http://library.ci.arcadia.ca.us, click on the link above to visit the Live Homework Help page

to find out more about using Tutor.com,then click on the link below on that page to login to

Tutor.com with your Library Card ID.

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Sample session: Guided Practice(Tutor): How can I help you in English today?(Customer): well i need 20 hours of tutoring for school.. i'm going into 9th grade and they require 20 hours. Can

you help?(Tutor): Yes, the tutors will all be glad to help.(Tutor): What would you like to cover today?(Customer): ok cool (Customer): but i have no idea where to start(Tutor): What did you have trouble with last school year?(Customer): well with some grammer and essay writing but i dont have specific questions i just need a review if u

know what i mean?(Tutor): Alright, would you like to go over some grammar today?(Customer): sure(Tutor): Okay.(Tutor): Let me bring up some examples to help us.(Customer): okay!(Tutor): http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/quiz_list.htm (Tutor): How about if we start with parts of speech and parts of the sentence. Do you remember the names of

the parts of a sentence?(Customer): im pretty good at this – subject, predicate, (Tutor): Maybe you could identify the parts of the sentence below as I point to them.(Customer): The is an article or adjective. First is an adjective. Sentence is a noun and the subject. Contains is a

verb and the predicate.(Tutor): Very good. Yes, this is pretty easy. You know your basic parts of speech and parts of the sentence. Let’s

move on to more challenging sentences.(Customer): Great!

(Tutor): How can I help you in English today?(Customer): well i need 20 hours of tutoring for school.. i'm going into 9th grade and they require 20 hours. Can

you help?(Tutor): Yes, the tutors will all be glad to help.(Tutor): What would you like to cover today?(Customer): ok cool (Customer): but i have no idea where to start(Tutor): What did you have trouble with last school year?(Customer): well with some grammer and essay writing but i dont have specific questions i just need a review if u

know what i mean?(Tutor): Alright, would you like to go over some grammar today?(Customer): sure(Tutor): Okay.(Tutor): Let me bring up some examples to help us.(Customer): okay!(Tutor): http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/quiz_list.htm (Tutor): How about if we start with parts of speech and parts of the sentence. Do you remember the names of

the parts of a sentence?(Customer): im pretty good at this – subject, predicate, (Tutor): Maybe you could identify the parts of the sentence below as I point to them.(Customer): The is an article or adjective. First is an adjective. Sentence is a noun and the subject. Contains is a

verb and the predicate.(Tutor): Very good. Yes, this is pretty easy. You know your basic parts of speech and parts of the sentence. Let’s

move on to more challenging sentences.(Customer): Great!

(Tutor): Very good. Yes, this is pretty easy. You know your basic parts of speech and parts of the sentence. Let’s move on to more challenging sentences.

(Customer): well i need 20 hours of tutoring for school.. i'm going into 9th grade and they require 20 hours. Can you help?

Sample session: Observation and FeedbackGuest (Customer): Hi! I'm in 7th Grade Advanced Math and we're working on mixed fractions. I can't figure out why I'm getting so many wrong but some right. For example, how do I get the answer to 3 1/6 - 5 3/5? (My Mom is typing this). Thanks! John C (Tutor): Alright, do you want to write the problem on the whiteboard? Guest (Customer): Yes! John C (Tutor): Here let me write it John C (Tutor): Alright, do you know what the first step is? Guest (Customer): I think so. The first step is to find a common demoninator? John C (Tutor): Well, that is a step, but we should probably convert what we have into fractions John C (Tutor): That way they will be easier to work withGuest (Customer): Okay. I'll do that. One moment. John C (Tutor): Sure, Guest (Customer): I get 19/6 - 28/5 John C (Tutor): Yes, thats what I get also John C (Tutor): alright, now we do have to find a common denominatorh Guest (Customer): Common demoninator for both is 30. Stand by for new fractions... John C (Tutor): alright :) Guest (Customer): I get 95/30 - 156/30 John C (Tutor): I dont get 156/30 John C (Tutor): How did you get 156? Guest (Customer): Ok. One moment. I multiplied wrong. It should be 168. John C (Tutor): Oh, alright Guest (Customer): So, now I'm going to subtract 95 - 168 John C (Tutor): right :) Guest (Customer): I get -73/30 John C (Tutor): It seems like you know what you're doing, maybe the reason you are getting some wrong is simply some small multiplication errors. John C (Tutor): yes, thats what I get.

Guest (Customer): Hi! I'm in 7th Grade Advanced Math and we're working on mixed fractions. I can't figure out why I'm getting so many wrong but some right. For example, how do I get the answer to 3 1/6 - 5 3/5? (My Mom is typing this). Thanks! John C (Tutor): Alright, do you want to write the problem on the whiteboard? Guest (Customer): Yes! John C (Tutor): Here let me write it John C (Tutor): Alright, do you know what the first step is? Guest (Customer): I think so. The first step is to find a common demoninator? John C (Tutor): Well, that is a step, but we should probably convert what we have into fractions John C (Tutor): That way they will be easier to work withGuest (Customer): Okay. I'll do that. One moment. John C (Tutor): Sure, Guest (Customer): I get 19/6 - 28/5 John C (Tutor): Yes, thats what I get also John C (Tutor): alright, now we do have to find a common denominatorh Guest (Customer): Common demoninator for both is 30. Stand by for new fractions... John C (Tutor): alright :) Guest (Customer): I get 95/30 - 156/30 John C (Tutor): I dont get 156/30 John C (Tutor): How did you get 156? Guest (Customer): Ok. One moment. I multiplied wrong. It should be 168. John C (Tutor): Oh, alright Guest (Customer): So, now I'm going to subtract 95 - 168 John C (Tutor): right :) Guest (Customer): I get -73/30 John C (Tutor): It seems like you know what you're doing, maybe the reason you are getting some wrong is simply some small multiplication errors. John C (Tutor): yes, thats what I get.

John C (Tutor): It seems like you know what you're doing, maybe the reason you are getting some wrong is simply some small multiplication errors.

Guest (Customer): Hi! I'm in 7th Grade Advanced Math and we're working on mixed fractions. I can't figure out why I'm getting so many wrong but some right.

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We have thousands of tutors, all of whom are carefully screened experts and include certified teachers, college professors, graduate students, select undergraduates from accredited universities and other professionals. They are based in the U.S. and Canada.

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“This is a great way to build up my confidence and make sure I

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The Tutor.com Learning Suite at Arcadia Public Library

For more information, contact:For more information, contact:Jackie Faust-MorenoJackie Faust-MorenoArcadia Public LibraryArcadia Public Library

20 W. Duarte Rd., Arcadia, CA 91006(626) 821-5567

jfaust-moreno@ci.arcadia.ca.us

Live Homework Help® available: Daily, 5-10pmSkillsCenter™ Resource Library available 24/7

Go to: http://library.ci.arcadia.ca.us