Time Blindness: The ADHD brain has difficulty sensing the passage of time, leading to underestimating or overestimating how long tasks will take. Difficulty Prioritizing: Determining which task to tackle first can feel overwhelming, leading to avoidance or bouncing between multiple tasks without completing them. Trouble Transitioning Between Tasks: Shifting from one activity to another—especially from… Read more »
Here’s what we focus on during the interview: Passion for Teaching: What drives you to teach? Passionate tutors inspire students and make a lasting impact on their learning journey. Preferred Subjects and Grades: Are you an expert in specific subjects or grades? Knowing your strengths helps us match you with students who need your expertise…. Read more »
Math is a subject that some students naturally enjoy, while others may find it challenging or less engaging. However, it doesn’t have to be this way. With a touch of creativity, you can turn math tutoring into exciting, hands-on experiences that capture students’ interest and ignite their love for numbers. Here are some engaging and… Read more »
It’s that time of year again—students are receiving their initial progress reports, offering a glimpse into how their academic year is starting. These report cards are more than just a collection of grades; they provide valuable insights into each student’s strengths and areas for improvement. As educators and tutors, this is an opportunity to use… Read more »
For some students, writing can be a daunting task, especially for those who feel uncertain about their skills or lack confidence in their ideas. For reluctant writers, filling a blank page can feel like an impossible task, but with the right approach, you can help them discover their unique voice and unleash their creativity. In… Read more »
Written by: Gabrielle Lau
No two learners are the same. However, everyone has a preferred learning style which works best for them. The four main learning styles are categorized as: auditory, visual, reading & writing and kinesthetic. Below we define the four learning styles and provide some tips on how to determine a student’s learning style. Most people have… Read more »
The new school year is underway and you may be starting to tutor new students! This week’s blog post discusses important tips on how to successfully start tutoring a new student and build a strong relationship with them! Understanding the Student’s World: Before getting to work, it’s crucial to take a moment to step into… Read more »
Are you a teacher or on your way to becoming a teacher? Are you passionate about working one-on-one with students and helping them achieve their goals? If you enjoy teaching, have a passion for helping others, and can commit to the time and effort required, tutoring can be a rewarding and fulfilling experience. In order… Read more »
Gearing up to teach after summer break? Here are some tips to help get you ready for September and set you up for a productive school year. We cover your return to teaching with tips on back to school prep, classroom setup, curriculum planning, professional development, parent communication, and teacher technology. Classroom setup: If… Read more »
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