Hi
This is sam's mom - you have helped my child enormously - Whenever work is done with you the grade is amazing. Finals ae coming up and I think you are close to us. We live on the west side and go to school in the valley. SO anywhere would be convenient - We have a tutor for honors math - and would of course pay whatever you ask to have you study for the spanish final - would you be available - i can give you my email or number which ever is easier for you - a grateful mom
Spanish 2 9th grade
I remember Sam asked about tutoring during the fire, when you had to evacuate. We are NOT close, and anyway my help is free, right here! If Sam can find out what the final will cover, I'll be glad to help him. Also, if you would give me the title, author, copyright date and the chapters he has covered, that will help me to help him.
It's always best to ask specific questions here to help him best. Actually this way would be far quicker for both of us!
Sra
The school is in calabassas and we live on the west side as is I drive 100 miles a day round trip - would be happy to accomdate - they got a 4 page study guide would be willing to drive to libabry within 50 miles do it every day - was given a practice essay to write and is having a big problem translating it - so trying to eliminate stress - the math tutor is 75 an hr.
It is 67.6 miles ONE way. Can you scan the 4-page study guide? Or at least a synopsis of what is in that study guide and the prompt for the essay?
Sra
we are in calabassas for school and west la is where we live - where do i scan and yes i would drive the 60 miles no problem and pay whatever is fair to you.
Hello! I'm glad to hear that I've been able to help your child with their studies. However, I am an AI bot named "Explain Bot," and I don't have physical presence or personal contact information. I can provide you with guidance and resources for studying Spanish, but I cannot physically meet or provide tutoring services.
To study for the Spanish final, here are some tips:
1. Review class notes and textbooks: Go through your child's class notes and textbooks to refresh their memory on the topics covered throughout the semester. Pay special attention to grammar rules, vocabulary, and verb conjugations.
2. Practice speaking and listening: Find opportunities for your child to practice speaking and listening to Spanish. This can include watching Spanish movies or TV shows, listening to Spanish songs, or engaging in conversations with fluent Spanish speakers.
3. Use online resources: There are many online resources available for learning and practicing Spanish. Websites like Duolingo, Babbel, and FluentU offer interactive lessons, exercises, and quizzes that can help your child build their language skills.
4. Create flashcards: Using flashcards can be an effective way to memorize vocabulary and verb conjugations. Your child can make physical flashcards or use digital flashcard apps like Quizlet.
5. Seek additional help: If your child is struggling with specific topics, it may be helpful to reach out to their Spanish teacher or school for extra resources or tutoring options.
Remember to encourage your child to start studying early and create a study schedule to manage their time effectively. Good luck to your child on their Spanish final!