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How to Help Your Child with Math at Home

Quick Facts Research shows a strong link between a parent’s feelings about math and their child’s achievement. A study from the University of Chicago found that when parents with high math anxiety frequently helped with homework, their children learned...

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How to Help Your Child with Math at Home

Quick Facts Research shows a strong link between a parent’s feelings about math and their child’s achievement. A study from the University of Chicago found that when parents with high math anxiety frequently helped with homework, their children learned...

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Understanding the OLSAT: Your Detailed Guide to this Insightful Test

The Otis-Lennon School Ability Test (OLSAT) is more than just a standardized test; it can reveal more about a student’s strengths and weaknesses. Designed to measure a child's reasoning and problem-solving abilities, the OLSAT provides insights into certain...

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Blended Learning: The Best of Both Digital and In-Person Learning

Many schools now offer forms of “blended learning” by combining traditional teaching methods with virtual instruction. Learn more about how the digital revolution has changed education! Benefits of digital learning Digital learning has been...

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Early Detection: Recognizing Signs Your Child Might Need Extra Help in Math

Parents often suspect their child is having difficulty with math, but still aren’t entirely sure. Here are some early signs your child might need extra help in math! 1. Negative comments. Listen to them - kids will often make remarks or comments that...

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Essentials for Tutoring: What to Bring to Your Tutoring Sessions

Students are often unsure of the classroom materials they will require during tutoring sessions. Here’s our expert guide on what to bring to your tutoring sessions! 1. For younger students, keep it simple. Our best recommendation for younger students?...

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How Tutors Can Foster Critical Thinking in Children

Developing the skills to think critically, analyze information, and form original ideas are essential tools for students of all ages. Here’s how tutors can help foster critical thinking skills in children! Student-directed learning. One of the core...

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How to Make The Most Out of an Investment in Tutoring

Are you considering a home tutor for your child, but debating if it’s worth the cost? Here’s how to make the most out of an investment in tutoring!1. Set realistic goals.The top reason families hire a tutor is in response to a considerably negative...

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6 Things You Should Look For in a Tutor

Finding the right tutor for your child can be a challenging task for parents. Here are 6 things you should look for in a tutor!1. Area of expertise.It comes as no surprise to most parents that the ideal tutor should specialize in the subjects your student...

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The Simple Guide to Structuring Your Tutoring Sessions

Parents are often curious how tutoring sessions are typically organized. Tutor Doctor has a simple guide for families and tutors alike! Here’s how to structure your tutoring sessions:1. Priorities.At Tutor Doctor, we’re a big fan of prioritizing. In fact,...

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