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volunteer	I may be entirely wrong	18,965	175	[]
volunteer	Wait, 3 topics or courses are (1) electricity and magnetism, (2) newtonian mechanis and (3) wave and optics	18,965	176	[]
volunteer	not in that order	18,965	177	[]
student	ohh, Im not sure If i want to take physics. i don't like it.	18,965	178	[]
volunteer	haha, no need to be shy	18,965	179	[]
volunteer	unless you don't need to take it	18,965	180	[]
student	yes, I will have to research about it. how much it is necessary	18,965	181	[]
volunteer	State University major	18,965	182	[ { "pii_type": "SCHOOL", "surrogate": "State University", "start": 0, "end": 16 } ]
student	im thinking about computer science	18,965	183	[]
volunteer	You may need at least one physics course	18,965	184	[]
volunteer	but it depends on the school and their syllabus	18,965	185	[]
student	oh, that's bad! why do we need physics in cs	18,965	186	[]
volunteer	I don't think you will need a physics course	18,965	187	[]
volunteer	you definitely need linear algebra	18,965	188	[]
volunteer	but probably don't need diff eq	18,965	189	[]
volunteer	again depends on your school	18,965	190	[]
student	yeah, I'll have to look it up.	18,965	191	[]
student	are you a cs major?	18,965	192	[]
volunteer	no me	18,965	193	[]
volunteer	meche	18,965	194	[]
student	oh, That's cool. do you make robots?	18,965	195	[]
volunteer	no, I manufacture parts	18,965	196	[]
student	oh awesome!	18,965	197	[]
volunteer	what do you want to do with cs?	18,965	198	[]
student	i wanna go in cybersecurity.	18,965	199	[]
student	i think it's cool.	18,965	200	[]
volunteer	That is cool, Red or Blue team?	18,965	201	[]
student	im still thinking about it	18,965	202	[]
student	im gonna start with blue team tho.	18,965	203	[]
volunteer	good ole ethical hacking	18,965	204	[]
student	yeah	18,965	205	[]
student	gimme 5 min pls	18,965	206	[]
volunteer	yea	18,965	207	[]
student	im back!	18,965	208	[]
volunteer	welcome back	18,965	209	[]
student	domo arigato!	18,965	210	[]
student	I want to highlight topics we have covered	18,965	211	[]
volunteer	ok	18,965	212	[]
student	im sorry, my netowrk doesn't seem to wanna work at all.	18,965	213	[]
volunteer	NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO	18,965	214	[]
student	we'll do that tomorrow	18,965	215	[]
volunteer	ok. is this goodbye	18,965	216	[]
volunteer	good night?	18,965	217	[]
student	yup! i guess	18,965	218	[]
volunteer	Alex?	18,965	219	[ { "pii_type": "PERSON", "surrogate": "Alex", "start": 0, "end": 4 } ]
volunteer	John~Emily	18,965	220	[ { "pii_type": "PERSON", "surrogate": "John", "start": 0, "end": 4 }, { "pii_type": "PERSON", "surrogate": "Emily", "start": 5, "end": 10 } ]
volunteer	Have a great night and morrow	18,965	221	[]
student	Chris	18,965	222	[ { "pii_type": "PERSON", "surrogate": "Chris", "start": 0, "end": 5 } ]
volunteer	Sarah	18,965	223	[ { "pii_type": "PERSON", "surrogate": "Sarah", "start": 0, "end": 5 } ]
volunteer	ready	18,965	224	[]
volunteer	Hey Maya!	18,987	0	[ { "pii_type": "PERSON", "surrogate": "Maya", "start": 4, "end": 8 } ]
volunteer	How can I help?	18,987	1	[]
student	Hi! 👋	18,987	2	[]
student	I’m going into tenth grade, but my math is around late-ninth grade level. I want to catch up and get ahead. Can you give me tips or a plan to study?	18,987	3	[ { "pii_type": "GRADE_LEVEL", "surrogate": "tenth grade", "start": 15, "end": 26 }, { "pii_type": "GRADE_LEVEL", "surrogate": "ninth grade", "start": 55, "end": 66 } ]
volunteer	Yeah, sure!	18,987	4	[]
volunteer	Schools around the country all have different standards for math, so what does late-ninth grade math mean for you?	18,987	5	[ { "pii_type": "GRADE_LEVEL", "surrogate": "ninth grade", "start": 84, "end": 95 } ]
student	My MCAS results show that my math skills are at a late-ninth grade level. I want to use that information to figure out what I should focus on to catch up as soon as possible.	18,987	6	[ { "pii_type": "GRADE_LEVEL", "surrogate": "ninth grade", "start": 55, "end": 66 } ]
volunteer	Gotcha, I see	18,987	7	[]
volunteer	Honestly, I think some of the best resources you'll have are probably your teachersf	18,987	8	[]
volunteer	*teachers	18,987	9	[]
volunteer	They'll know your strengths and weaknesses with respect to mathematics much better than I do, since they know the context of your school and the context of your performance	18,987	10	[]
volunteer	My first piece of advice would be to ask them for possible resources to work ahead/enrich yourself so that you can work your way back to grade level	18,987	11	[]
student	Yeah, you’re right	18,987	12	[]
student	Thanks for the feedback	18,987	13	[]
volunteer	Mhm!	18,987	14	[]
volunteer	Of course, there's also online resources	18,987	15	[]
student	I’ll get working now on math. Again, thanks for the advice	18,987	16	[]
volunteer	Hey Ben!	19,537	0	[ { "pii_type": "PERSON", "surrogate": "Ben", "start": 4, "end": 7 } ]
volunteer	How can I help?	19,537	1	[]
student	can you help me solve this problem step by step	19,537	2	[]
volunteer	Yeah, sure!	19,537	3	[]
student	determine the length of the missing leg and hypotenuse of each the special right triangles	19,537	4	[]
student	ok	19,537	5	[]
student	hello?	19,537	6	[]
volunteer	Hi!	19,537	7	[]
volunteer	Is that all?	19,537	8	[]
student	yes	19,537	9	[]
volunteer	Alright, gotcha	19,537	10	[]
volunteer	Let's start by identifying what kind of special right triangle this is	19,537	11	[]
volunteer	What do you think it is?	19,537	12	[]
student	I'm not sure?	19,537	13	[]
volunteer	That's okay!	19,537	14	[]
volunteer	How familiar are you with special right triangles?	19,537	15	[]
student	not that well	19,537	16	[]
volunteer	Would it help if we reviewed them together?	19,537	17	[]
student	sure!	19,537	18	[]
volunteer	Awesome!	19,537	19	[]
volunteer	Alright, done!	19,537	20	[]
student	ok	19,537	21	[]
volunteer	Let's go top to bottom with the 3 common special right triangles	19,537	22	[]
volunteer	To start, we have the 30-60-90 triangle (named after its angles)	19,537	23	[]
volunteer	Its sides will always have the ratio 1 : sqrt3 : 2	19,537	24	[]
volunteer	Next, we have the 45-45-90 triangle	19,537	25	[]
student	ok	19,537	26	[]
volunteer	Its sides will always have the ratio 1 : 1 : sqrt2	19,537	27	[]
student	ok	19,537	28	[]
volunteer	Finally, we have the 3-4-5 triangle	19,537	29	[]
volunteer	This one's a bit different because it doesn't have clean angles, so we just name it using its sides	19,537	30	[]
student	ok	19,537	31	[]
volunteer	It is a very famous pythagorean triple, so it is pretty well known as a special right triangle	19,537	32	[]

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