Most of us find mathematics difficult or boring. Why should we question the importance of learning math beyond the classroom and its relevance to our everyday lives? As much as we dread it, math is a fun subject to learn about! [Read more…]
A Parent's Blog About Parent Interests by our Tutoring Company
When it comes to your child's development, educational potential, or their health, visit this section of our education blog for our latest articles. We'll focus on parent interests here. Subscribe to our newsletter (on the left or below on mobile) to get bi-monthly updates in your inbox.
Top Education Trends in 2021
Education is timeless. Since 1635 when the first public school was opened, education has been a huge part of our lives and will continue to be in the future. Education has been revolutionized throughout time. Some trends are classics and will always be an integral part of education while others are just beginning. Check out some of the newest trends in education this year. [Read more…]
5 Tips For Homeschooling Your Kids During the COVID-19 Lockdown
Just like everyone’s experience of the COVID-19 pandemic is unique, everyone’s experience of online learning is different.
On the upside, you may be enjoying a more relaxed schedule and some welcomed downtime. Perhaps you are enjoying the break from early morning drives and after-school pick-ups. In fact, increased time and connection with your children and extra time outdoors can be positive benefits of this time. [Read more…]
3 Reasons why a hard-working student isn’t succeeding (Part 3)
3 Reasons why a hard-working student isn’t succeeding (Part 2)
This post is part 2 of a 3-part series. If you missed Reason #1, check out our previous post.
Reason #2 why a hard-working student isn’t succeeding:
They think “I did what the teacher said to do” means “I am ready for the test.”
3 Reasons why a hard-working student isn’t succeeding (Part 1)
One of the questions I ask potential tutors during our interview process is “What are some reasons that well-intentioned, hard-working students don’t see the kinds of success they think they should?” [Read more…]
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