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Tutoring Kids Who Fear Math Actually Changes Their Brains
For math-anxious kids, a little help goes a long way
How Many Hours of Home / Hospital Tutoring Does the School Have to Provide?
When your child is too sick (mentally or physically) to attend school, the school still has an obligation to educate your child in the home or hospital setting. There is no set number of hours the...
How Black Parents Can Work With Tutors Effectively for Their Children
Oftentimes, parents don't know what tutoring should really look like or know what classes their kids need to take. So, how do we address this problem for black parents? By establishing an interactive relationship with tutors.
What Teachers Need to Know About Being a Club Sponsor
Many teachers get approached about becoming a club sponsor. In this article, you'll learn all you need to know about sponsoring a student club.
How to Use Your Segal AmeriCorps Education Award
You’ve put in a year of dedication and long days serving as a tutor, mentor and role model to make a difference in the lives of your students. Now that you’re looking ahead to new goals and challenges, remember that a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award can help you get there.
Cheaper, faster tutoring techniques
The use of tutoring apps is increasing, and many teachers encourage parents to use them.
Summer Learning From Varsity Tutors
Give every K-8 student an all-access online pass to live and on-demand classes and camps to expand the opportunity to learn, grow, and have fun like never before.
Benefits of using iCollaborate for Online Tutoring
For Students/Parents • Time saving – no travel time (huge issue for busy kids and families) • Security – tutoring takes place in home, but tutor is not physically present, so no safety …
How tutoring is taking pressure off teachers, parents
The Educator investigates how the 24/7 nature of learning demands specialist support for students that many parents and teachers struggle to provide.
Tutoring Centers at 5252 Roswell Road
LearningRx can make faster, easier learning a reality for anyone by improving cognitive skills. With power that tutoring doesn’t have, Brain Training gets to the root cause of learning struggles.
Why did this local tutoring center suddenly close for good?
Families have been left with no answers and out thousands of dollars.
Personalized Learning Made Easy Through Robot Tutor
Today, a new, free tool for K-12 educators has launched that is designed to make personalized learning a whole lot easier.
Can virtual tutoring help bridge cultural gaps?
VIPKid, a virtual tutoring company that teaches English to Chinese students, wants to nurture global citizens and improve relations among people from different cultures. The initiative has faced some challenges, though, including incidents of discrimination from families who refuse to work with a teacher who is not white.
Robots are becoming classroom tutors. But will they make the grade?
Educational robots show promise for helping kids in the classroom or at home, but researchers are still figuring out how these bots should behave.
When tutoring can really help kids
Parents need to know when a child may legitimately need professional help with school work. Melissa Mort of the Huntington Learning Center describes what to look out for.
FAQs About Tutoring for Kids With Learning and Attention Issues
Are you looking for a tutor for your child with learning and attention issues? Explore answers to frequently asked questions about tutoring.
How Computerized Tutors Are Learning to Teach Humans
Advances in computerized tutoring are testing the faith that human contact makes for better learning.
Teachers and tutors give their tips on how to educate your kids at home
Why one-on-one tutoring is essential to your child’s academic success
Similar to most professionals, teachers find themselves in the field because they have a passion for what they do, helping people to learn. But just as a farmer can’t grow crops solely with the see…
Math-tutoring benefits depend on brain-region size, wiring
Size does matter, Stanford scientists have discovered -- at least where math is concerned. Stanford scientists have discovered that the size and wiring of specific brain areas -- known as structures -- predicted how much a child will benefit from math tutoring.
