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Take a moment. Think about the most carefree day you’ve ever had and put yourself there. Maybe you’re outside reading? Relaxing with friends? The sun is shining. The birds are singing. Ah, you take a deep breath … then …
WAM.
Someone smacks a piece of paper in front of you, tells you to answer every single question on it before a timer runs out, and then says that how you score on this piece of paper will determine the course of the rest of your life. Go.
Chances are your parents have not looked at rational functions for math or written a chemistry lab report in a really long time. So who do you go to when you need help?
25 percent of high school students say that homework is their biggest source of stress. So what are the signs that a professional tutor could help? Hint: It’s not a bad report card!
Students across the country are now back in school, and for many families, conversations about life after high school are just beginning.
Ned Johnson has some advice for parents as they help guide their children through the college search and selection process. Johnson and William Stixrud, who together penned The Self-Driven Child, shared tips in a recent article published by U.S. News & World Report.
You might want to think twice before advising your students to find their passions.
Although the advice is well-intentioned, a new study suggests the guidance may encourage young people to close off their minds to other subjects.
Biltmore Tutoring’s SAT and ACT test prep classes, which have just been announced for the Fall of 2018, are affordable, effective, and allow students to prepare for the exam in five weeks.