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The Top Benefits of Encouraging Your Child to Become Bilingual
Why would we want young children to learn a second language while concentrating on their primary language? This appears to be a learning overload at a time when youngsters are also learning how to be
Top Tips, Hints, and Tricks for the Transition to College
Transitioning from high school to college is both an exciting and frightening period in a student’s life. For most people, the shift from high school to college is the most significant adjustment they have ever
15 Awesome Science Games for Kids
Learn Science Here are some awesome science games that kids will not only learn from but have fun too. 1. Around the World Anthropology is the study of what makes us human. Games can help us understand
25 Crazy Facts About the Human Body
The more you learn, the more you know. The human body is fascinating. It keeps us going and keeps us alive. Yet, the body can be weird or even crazy. Here are crazy facts about
How to Adapt Your Teaching Style to Become a Better Tutor
Becoming a tutor is a rewarding experience with excellent career opportunities. However, it can often be difficult to excel at tutoring on a personal level. Have you ever felt like your particular teaching techniques failed to benefit
What to Ask During Your College Application Search
Are you currently looking to apply to colleges and universities? The process can be pretty nerve-wracking, but it doesn’t have to be outright terrible. This time is your opportunity to find the right school for
Learning About DNA
What Is DNA? DNA is deoxyribonucleic acid. It is a molecule made of two separate polynucleotide chains. Together, they form a double helix, the genetic instructions of organisms’ growth, function, and development, including viruses. DNA
Top Hanon Piano Exercises for New Learners
Have you heard of Hanon piano exercises? Hanon exercises are exercises that consist mostly of independent practice for fingers, commonly used by beginners. Developed by French piano composer Charles Louis-Hanon, these exercises are designed to
How to Teach English as a Private Independent Tutor
It’s no surprise that working as a private independent English tutor is a popular line of work. Not only can you take your income and career into your own hands, but you can work from