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Our Top Picks for Books to Read This Summer

Students may experience a decrease in reading and math scores after a long vacation, which we refer to as the “summer slide.” Reading is a great way to keep young minds active during a break, and is an excellent option for students of all ages! Here are Tutor Doctor’s top picks for books to read this summer for every age group.

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  • Interesting Career Paths for Your Student to Consider

    It's not uncommon for college students to feel unsure of their future career choice. In fact, 30% of all undergraduate students change their major at least once within the first 3 years of enrollment. If your student is researching options, here are some interesting career paths for them to consider.

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  • How to Choose a College That's Right For You

    From traditional on-campus learning to online classes, there's a number of options for prospective students to consider. Here are Tutor Doctor's tips to help choose a college that's right for you!

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  • What To Do When Your Student Is Unmotivated

    If you have a student that has lost their drive towards school, fear not! There are many ways to encourage students that aren't academically motivated. Here are Tutor Doctor's tips on what to do when your student is unmotivated.

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  • What to Consider When Building Your Summer Test Prep Calendar

    If your student is planning on taking the SAT or ACT, spending extra time during the summer break is a great way to squeeze in more practice and improve their scores. Here are Tutor Doctor's tips for your student's summer test prep calendar!

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  • The Importance of Developing a Growth Mindset for Children [Podcast]

    Academic success isn't just about a student's grades, but also their attitude towards education. This is why we want our kids to have a growth mindset – the core belief that they can improve – through practice, asking questions, and employing learning strategies.

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  • Towards a Better Understanding: OCD

    Obsessive compulsive disorder, often known as OCD, affects 1 in 100 children in the United States. By increasing awareness of OCD and its symptoms, we can ensure students diagnosed with this disorder receive access to programs and resources that can help.

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