At the start of another academic year, parents suddenly become the directors of their children’s educational journey, and it’s like trying to stage a Broadway show with no prior rehearsal – you just hope for a standing ovation. Beyond dropping …
Math anxiety is a common obstacle that students face, often beginning at a young age and continuing into adulthood. This anxiety can stem from various factors, including negative experiences in the classroom, societal pressure to excel, and even well-intentioned but …
As parents, we understand the challenges of keeping our children engaged and focused while studying. Distractions such as cell phones, social media, tv programs, and the ever-enticing world outside can quickly derail even the best intentions. That’s why we’ve gathered …
The college application process can be exciting and nerve-wracking for high school students. One of their pivotal decisions is choosing between the ACT and the SAT and which test is a better fit for them. These standardized tests can play …
Do you often tell yourself that you’ll study later, only to binge-watch your favorite show or scroll through social media for hours? You’re not alone. Procrastination is a common struggle many students face, causing stress, missed deadlines, and lower grades. …
Getting organized can be a big challenge for many students! Students of all ages need help with organization, which can hinder other essential executive functioning skills such as time management and study skills. When you are organized, you save time. …
Whether you are a parent with some questions about your child’s achievement in school or an educator who wants to promote more academic help at home, parent-teacher conferences can be a slippery slope to navigate. Even under the best of …
Assignment writing is unquestionably a difficult task for all college students out there. There are different urgent features related to the equivalent. From writing a great postulation statement to confining the body sections with applicable sources on the side of …
1. Tell us a little about yourself. I majored in economics at the University of Chicago and initially pursued a career in finance/trading. However, I have always been interested in teaching and tutoring and have been involved in peer tutoring …
1. Tell us a little about yourself. Hello, my name is Cathy Sears, and I have been in the educational field for over 25 years. Honestly, I have been educating children for over 30 years as my oldest child is …
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