The Do’s & Don’ts of Finding Research Paper Sources The foundation of any good research paper is made up of high-quality, primary sources. This resource post serves as a quick guide for finding good sources and avoiding the bad ones. DO make sure you know how many and what kinds of sources you need for your […]
How to Prepare for Public Speaking Many people experience fear and anxiety when they are faced with public speaking. Whether you have a class presentation or you are preparing a speech for student body elections, the tips below will help you prepare for public speaking in any scenario. Get Familiar With Your Material The first […]
Poor Grades on a Progress Report? Consider Your Options Low grades can be disheartening when students and parents get their hands on a progress report. But it isn’t the end of the world; in fact, there are many options available to parents and students to improve poor grades. However, parents must be mindful that interventions […]
Why Multitasking is Ineffective Multitasking may seem like the ultimate super power, but in reality it slows you down, makes you less productive, and negatively impacts your ability to focus. You’re Actually Not Multitasking When you’re switching back and forth between reading articles, watching videos while working, or texting while talking to someone, you’re not […]
Strategies for Tackling Homework Strategies for Tackling Homework Ah, homework. An inevitable, but often unenjoyable, part of school. While many students dread homework, it is an important part of your education. What’s the Point of Homework, Anyways? Homework should, ideally, reinforce concepts that you learn in class. In some cases, homework might prepare you for […]
Educator Spotlight: Jacky H. What subjects do you teach? Academic Tutoring: AP Physics 1, 2, and C (Mechanics + Electricity & Magnetism), Lower Division Physics, Multivariable Calculus, AP Calculus BC, Algebra 1 and 2, Geometry, AP Chinese Language, and Mandarin Art Lessons: Painting- acrylics, oil, and watercolor What’s the most rewarding part of being an educator? […]
How to Handle Your Start of School Feelings The start of a new school year can bring on a lot of emotions. Whatever your feelings are about starting school again, we have some helpful tips to manage your feelings and use them to start this school year on the right track. Scared: Nervous about meeting […]
5 Tips for Starting a Productive and Stress-Free School Year Can you believe that school is starting already? After a summer of no classes it can be difficult to readjust to the schedule and demands of school. Here are 5 tips to get back into the swing of things a little more swiftly and cultivate […]
Educator Spotlight: Wu L. What’s the most rewarding part of being an educator? Having immediate positive feedback is one of the most exciting things about being a math tutor. Witnessing the impact I have on a student’s success makes me incredibly happy and satisfied. When students begin to understand concepts in our sessions, they will […]
Musician Series: Louis Armstrong Louis Armstrong was born in New Orleans, Louisiana in 1901. He grew up in poverty and when he was 12 years old, he was sent to a home for juvenile delinquents. It was there he learned how to play the cornet, an instrument similar to a trumpet. He was a naturally […]
