I have a question. When we meet someone for the first time, do we immediately create a deep, lasting relationship that we are willing to take to the very end? No… The Current State of School Age Readership When I work with high school English students, I always ask them what they enjoy reading. The…
Tutoring…scratch that…effective tutoring isn’t simply sitting in front of a student and performing a “color by numbers” routine. Instead, effective tutoring involves developing a lesson plan that considers your child’s learning needs, implementing a strategy that accounts for their specific strengths and weaknesses, and having a tutor for your child who is knowledgeable and adaptable. …
Studying strengthens weaknesses and sharpens skills, leading to increased knowledge and higher test scores. Studying for the ACT is no different. A study plan grants the ability to maximize prep time to achieve a score accepted by the college of their choice. Here are the key components of an effective plan. When is it time to…
The pandemic changed the way education is viewed across the world. Parents realized that teachers are real-life superheroes. Another surprising little nugget the pandemic unearthed is that more parents have become interested in homeschooling. According to the National Home Education Research Institute, there were nearly 2.5 million homeschool students in grade levels kindergarten through high school…
It’s tough being a parent, and when it comes to teaching your child good study skills, things can get especially difficult. After all, you want your child to succeed in school, but you also don’t want to hover over them every minute of the day. So how can you strike the right balance? One way…
Whether the student needs a tutor for just one subject or all subjects, the extra focus can help improve grades and boost confidence. Many parents begin their homeschooling journeys hoping their children can learn without the need for a tutor. In some situations, this is true, and the tutor may not be required. On the…
How ACT test prep courses are done varies from course to course and student to student. However, there are a few consistent. ACT test prep courses are often additional courses students can sign up for and take outside of school. Occasionally, high schools offer these courses as electives or as a part of the required…
As high school students find themselves faced with the dreaded college entrance exams, both they and their parents will often ask “Does ACT prep work?” In short, the answer is likely yes. The fact that a single test covering four years of knowledge can significantly impact a young person’s future can stress out even the…
Taking college prep courses in high school is one of the many ways a student can prepare for college. For an overview of all the college preparatory options available to students today, read our “What is College Prep?” blog. College prep courses are designed to prepare students for colleges and universities. Students who take college…
In short, the answer is yes; you can hire a tutor to homeschool your child. Homeschooling has gained more acceptance as a viable educational option due to its proven effectiveness and the growth of remote learning. As this happens, some families may find they prefer homeschooling with the assistance of a tutor. There are many…