For many of my regular customers, the school year is over. It’s a great time to reflect and report on some of their success. From a parent of a geometry student, “Guess who got an A in geometry this semester?? Thanks so much for all
A student recently asked me what my favorite math class was when I was in college. I paused and thought for a moment: did I even have a favorite class? At that time, I simply took the classes in front of me to meet the
Math is hard. There are always a lot of formulas to learn in order to be successful in the classroom. While I have my own opinions about whether students should be required to memorize formulas, this is not meant to be a discourse on that
For the last two years, I’ve been meeting in person for two hours a week with a student working towards his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. He is a returning student in his late 20s, working full-time but still managing to take a couple
A call I often receive starts something like this: “Our child has been attending the corporate tutoring company and just isn’t getting the help they need.” The conversation often includes information that the tutoring center has a student-to-teacher ratio of three to one, has a
When I started tutoring back in 2013 it was almost 100 percent in person. I would travel around from coffee shop to coffee shop and setup for a few hours. I always carried a computer with me, but rarely needed it other than to check
For many of my regular customers, the school year is over. It’s a great time to reflect and report on some of their success. From a parent of a geometry student, “Guess who got an A in geometry this semester?? Thanks so much for all
A student recently asked me what my favorite math class was when I was in college. I paused and thought for a moment: did I even have a favorite class? At that time, I simply took the classes in front of me to meet the
Math is hard. There are always a lot of formulas to learn in order to be successful in the classroom. While I have my own opinions about whether students should be required to memorize formulas, this is not meant to be a discourse on that
For the last two years, I’ve been meeting in person for two hours a week with a student working towards his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. He is a returning student in his late 20s, working full-time but still managing to take a couple
A call I often receive starts something like this: “Our child has been attending the corporate tutoring company and just isn’t getting the help they need.” The conversation often includes information that the tutoring center has a student-to-teacher ratio of three to one, has a
When I started tutoring back in 2013 it was almost 100 percent in person. I would travel around from coffee shop to coffee shop and setup for a few hours. I always carried a computer with me, but rarely needed it other than to check
