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3009, 2014

The Two Biggest Mistakes Parents Make When Purchasing Tutoring

By |September 30th, 2014|Effective Learning, in-home tutoring|

Most parents come to me looking to help their students turn around bad grades, improve understanding, and restore confidence. Parents are right to seek out one-on-one in home tutoring to deal with these problems. One-on-one tutoring from a subject expert, hand matched to the personality and learning style of each student is by far the [...]

3008, 2014

Three Essential Mid-Semester Tips

By |August 30th, 2014|Effective Learning, in-home tutoring|

The end of school is around the corner. To keep good grades within reach and to finish strong, watch out for these three important things: (1) Letting Burnout Settle In (2) Missing Opportunities To Repair Bad Grades And Earn Extra Credit (3) “Cramming” For Final Exams Now, eight months into the school year, most students [...]

3007, 2014

7 Skills Students Need for Their Future

By |July 30th, 2014|Uncategorized|

Over the past few years, there has been a major shift in the traditional education paradigm aimed at helping students become better prepared for the demands of work following graduation. This 21st Century Skills initiative changed the focus for students’ education from just cognitive skills, such as math proficiency, to cognitive and also non-cognitive job [...]

3006, 2014

Three Essentials Keys To Finishing The Semester Strong

By |June 30th, 2014|Effective Learning, in-home tutoring|

As the end of the 2013-2014 school-year approaches, students must keep good grades within reach to finish strong. Here are three important things to keep an eye on: (1) Avoiding burnout and spring fever (2) Taking Advantage Of Opportunities To Repair Bad Grades And Earn Extra Credit (3) Studying Effectively For Finals Instead Of Cramming [...]

1806, 2014

How To Build Your Vocabulary For The SAT

By |June 18th, 2014|in-home tutoring|

A good vocabulary is essential to the Critical Reading portion of the SAT test. Both the sentence completion questions and the reading passages themselves are full of words many students have never seen before. So, how do you build an effective vocabulary? First, let’s start with what NOT to do. You cannot study a long [...]

3005, 2014

New Study: 21st Century Skills Learned in School Positively Correlated with Job Success

By |May 30th, 2014|Effective Learning, in-home tutoring|

New York, NY – A study released today suggests new relationships between skills development, job success, and school. The study, 21st Century Skills and the Workplace: A 2013 Microsoft Partners in Learning and Pearson Foundation Study, conducted by Gallup, confirms the positive connection between the development of the competencies known as 21st century skills – [...]

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