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How to Prepare For and ROCK Your Next Class Presentation!

Got a big class presentation coming up? Tutor Doctor can help! Although speaking in front of a classroom can be intimidating, there are lots of great ways you can prepare (and hopefully take some of the edge off). Here's how to prepare for and ROCK your next class presentation!

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  • How To Stop Your Child From Hating School

    It’s so common it’s become a cliché in television, books and movies: young people hating school (or maybe specific subjects). In fact it’s become so common that we’ve gotten used to it, to the point where we tell our kids to just suffer through it, get it over with, act like a kidney stone and just “pass it.” The truth is, though, your young person may have specific reasons for disliking school, or parts of it. The g

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  • 5 Ways A Tutor Can Help Students With Exceptionalities

    When a child gets diagnosed with a learning impairment, parents may experience a torrent of emotion, especially fear for what it means for their child's future. The good news is, getting the right help can ensure a life for every child replete with happiness and success.

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  • Portrait Of an Extraordinary Student Artist

    Cliffanie Forrester is an amazingly talented artist who has found great success at an astonishingly young age. Hers is an inspirational story for any youngster who dreams of achieving.

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  • Four Amazing Students From Across America

    Some students do well in school. Some students do really well in school. Then there are some, a special few, who accomplish feats that can only be called extraordinary. Let's take a look at four of these achievers!

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  • Toward a Better Understanding: Dyslexia

    Of all the learning exceptionalities, few are more misunderstood than dyslexia. While many young people facing this diagnosis are unusually bright, they face the stigma of others thinking they are less intelligent. Let's see if we can bust some myths about this disorder.

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  • Making Healthy Choices For the New School Year

    School is a huge part of life for young people, but there's so much more to education than courses, teachers and assignments. It also involves countless choices that will affect not just academic performance but life itself.

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