Earlier this year, the COVID-19 pandemic thrust unsuspecting parents and students into a virtual learning environment. While most are adapting to this new way of life, it still presents some challenges. From difficulty focusing to time management issues, virtual learning families have had a lot to overcome.
Have you been wondering whether your child needs a tutor? If their grades have suddenly plummeted or their teacher has recommended extra help, then the answer is obvious. However, in many cases, it’s not as clear. Children often won’t come right out and say that they’re struggling with learning. They may be embarrassed to ask for help or not realize
When the COVID-19 pandemic forced most of the nation’s children to finish their school year at home, parents were suddenly thrust into the role of teacher. It’s no secret that many parents and students struggled with the sudden switch to virtual learning. Some were more successful than others.
Does your child need some extra academic support? If so, virtual tutoring is a great option! Whether your child is going back to school in-person this fall or is continuing with online learning, remote tutoring brings some major benefits. Here are a few reasons why it may be the best option for your family.
Summer is time for fun, family, vacations, camp, relaxation, and TUTORING? With the end of the school year approaching quickly you are probably beginning to think about your family’s summer schedule. Many parents believe that summer is time for a mental break but it is during the summer vacation that many students fall behind because of lack of mental stimulation.
Transitioning from elementary math to middle school math or from middle school math to high school math is challenging for many students. Many times the curriculum is taught differently then how it was taught in the past so it is common for parents to search for some level of academic assistance for their children. Whether you would like your child to
