6. Children’s Museums Like a zoo, a children’s museum is a place for children (thus the name) to come and learn and explore. These are hands-on and interactive exhibits that are totally fun. I actually talked about the value of going to children’s museum. As a leader, guide, or docent (will talk about docents later), […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
As a tutor and the owner of a tutoring company, and a previous teacher, there are several points that I feel could be very helpful for families to know about tutoring. As a parent, when you get to the point that you are ready to get a tutor – you have reached a milestone. The […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I’ve been working in education for over seven years; three of those years have been as a professional tutor. And something that I’ve noticed is that families, and parents, may be a little confused with completely knowing when is the best time to get a tutor – either for themselves or a child. I say […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Ahh, math word problems – the nemesis of every K-12 student. The three things I get the most tutoring calls for is handwriting, study skills, and math, specifically math word problems. I totally get it – word problems are difficult. It’s only been in the past three years that I have felt comfortable with them. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Do you sit in a drab cubicle day after day, while co-workers shoot up the corporate ladder? If you are stuck on the same rung and a promotion seems impossible, here are some possible reasons and what you can do to earn your own corner office. 1. You don’t dress for success Although you shouldn’t […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Okay, so you’ve gone through the whole process and now you are about to start your first day of subbing. Here are some pointers and tips to get you through the first day, as well as the others, without a snag. 1. Show up early a. Most schools ask that you be there 30 minutes […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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