Master Math by Attacking Problems
Do you know a student that will be taking the new SAT? If you answer yes, encourage them to take advantage of the free SAT resources available through the College Board and Khan Academy. Before they take the test they should definitely
Did you know that study skills aren’t a focus of most K-12 programs? Crazy, right? Students are told to study for a test, do their homework, and make corrections. However, the “How” is important. Just telling a student to do
Do you ever wonder how you could possibly help your child learn math at home? This post is a first in a series on strategies you can implement at home to help your child learn math. “Numerous studies indicate that feedback
Tutoring is not a one-size-fits all endeavor. Each student comes to tutoring for different reasons. The following is a list of 15 types of support a tutor may provide during any given session: Confidence Builder It is amazing how much a confident student
I recently did an interview about taking the GRE, a graduate school readiness exam, and created this list of FAQ and answers to help you figure out if taking the GRE is right for you. If you are thinking
The season of resolutions is all around us, a fresh start, a bigger and better 2014. Many children say “I will make better grades” but are unsure of how to make it happen. If better grades are on your child’s new
I am so excited to share this post! Please welcome Adrianne Meldrum, a private tutor and author. Today she shares her study tips with us! Please leave her a note in the comments section if you have a question or
We have classes that teach us many skills in school, but one of the most neglected, study skills, can have the most impact on our success. Students are often told as they are leaving class, “Don’t forget to study for