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.
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?
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.
When we think of reading and comprehension practice, English classes generally first come to mind. However, it's important that we recognize the significance of reading and comprehension skills in all subjects, as these abilities are used in many areas of education.
The new year is a great time to dive into a new hobby! Looking for some ideas to get inspired? Here are 5 great hobbies you might want to consider for the new year.
“My Grade 6 student was described as a hesitant learner who lacked the motivation to improve his writing skills. During the time we worked together, I had a personal experience that helped me realize each of us has moments when we lose our motivation. Having someone there to inspire and encourage us is sometimes all it takes to move forward.”
Colleges look at many factors when reviewing applicants, and students should consider all of them when choosing a school. Here are Tutor Doctor's seven things colleges are looking for today!
