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  Feb 3, 2019

  10 Habits of Successful Students

  What makes a student successful? Tutor Doctor has the answers!

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  Jan 27, 2019

  Teaching Your Child that Failure is Good

  Nobody likes to fail. We all know how it feels – it's a disappointing experience that can leave us feeling extremely discouraged. However, we also recognize that failure is often a good thing because we can learn from our mistakes. Here's some reasons why teaching your child to accept failure gracefully can be a good thing.

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  Jan 20, 2019

  Strategies to Help Foster a Strong Relationship with Your Children

  As parents, we all strive to have close relationships with our children. Here are Tutor Doctor's strategies to help foster a strong relationship with your children.

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  Jan 13, 2019

  How to Navigate College as an Introvert

  Introverts tend to be more internally focused than extroverts, and may spend more time pondering thoughts, emotions, and feelings than other students. Tutor Doctor has some great advice on how to navigate college as an introvert.

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  Jan 6, 2019

  The Top 5 Reasons Students Struggle with Math

  Mathematics is often considered to be one of the most challenging subjects in school. Recent surveys report that 37% of teens aged 13-17 found math to be the most difficult subject – the highest ranked overall. So, why do so many students struggle with math?

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  Dec 30, 2018

  Why Teaching Your Child Empathy Is Important

  Empathy, or being able to understand and relate to the feelings of another, is a mature concept that should be introduced to children early on. Here are some benefits of encouraging your children to be more empathetic beings.

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