Tips from Tutors

Since the COVID-19 pandemic pulled students away from their traditional method of learning, students, teachers, and parents had to adjust. Fortunately, the online video platform, Zoom, has helped with the difficult transition. However, this new

“Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not depart from it.” This ancient Biblical proverb of King Solomon hit the nail on the head when

Academic rules are good but the experience is much better than the books or watching videos about how to speak French fluently, but that is just my opinion. Here is a list of tips from

To learn the French language, the aspect that we always ignore that must be the most important of all: THE PSYCHOLOGICAL PREPARATION! As an online French tutor, I can’t come to you and say: “This

Linear Algebra Linear Algebra is included in the curriculum of almost all university technical majors. The objective of this publication is to highlight the most common topics that are included in its study at the

Challenge The majority of students in the upper elementary and middle grades are beyond decoding ability and need more assistance with comprehension to help them become more mature readers. A collaborative effort by the Center for

Box Plot The word box plot always reminds me how to organize things and how to achieve the goal of success for any object. So, let’s have a look at the 5 objectives that really

Memory and rest Today neurosciences reveal that what was learned during the day is consolidated in thebrain/memory while we sleep. It is during deep sleep that the brain’s mechanismselaborate and archive the acquired knowledge. And

There are quite a few myths out there about becoming a tutor. This is unfortunate because there is quite a substantial need for tutors in today’s world. Typical schooling may not be enough to help

The composition of matter is an important chemistry topic. Atoms and molecules make up the world around us. Everything is composed of invisible, indestructible atoms. Atoms are so small that they are invisible to light

I’m absolutely crazy about languages, and when I don’t have the opportunity to actually travel, immersing myself in a new language is the next best thing. I wasn’t always dreaming in French and slinging Italian

Titration and Food Chemistry Techniques Titration is a familiar laboratory technique for general chemistry students. There are many different types of titration, including acid/base titration, reduction/oxidation titration, precipitation titration, and complexometric titration. As an analytical

In previous blogs, we discussed four categories involved in developing math skills which are:  Understanding concepts where the student becomes aware of individual facts and information presented and where there is also a fundamental understanding

In the previous blogs, we discussed the first category of developing math skills which was: Understanding math concepts where the student becomes aware of individual facts and information presented and where there is also a

In the previous blogs, we discussed the first category of developing math skills which was: Understanding math concepts where the student becomes aware of individual facts and information presented and where there is also a

I always mention that I do not teach math, I teach the understanding of math. The development of math skills can be broken down into 5 categories that have a high degree of inter-dependency. These