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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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  • 5 Great Apps for Students With Special Needs

    Young people with special needs face special challenges in tackling their schoolwork. Luckily, our digital age presents new help in the form of advanced apps for web browsers and mobile devices, and here we list five of the best.

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  • 5 Educators Who Changed the World

    A surprising number of advances in education have been the result of remarkable individuals motivated by a passion to make a difference. We look at five such people who quite literally changed the world.

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  • 5 Great video channels for the holidays

    When young people are out of school, they might be tempted to relax with the latest Internet-streamed movies or TV shows. But we found some fantastic content online that is not only entertaining, even inspiring, and educational to boot!

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  • Lesson plan: Exploring Google Trends

    Google is a massive search engine, accessed by millions of people around the world. What are they looking for, and why? Google Trends opens a window on those searches, allowing us a peek at the interaction of Internet users and the sea of information they're accessing.

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  • Personalized Learning makes In-home Tutors more Effective

    Patti talks about the way in which Tutor Doctor works to personalize your in-home tutoring experience.

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  • Preparing your Kids for the Workplace

    “A whole generation of well-educated kids are living in their parent’s basements,” sighs Melissa M, a career councillor from Toronto. “They have the knowledge they need to succeed, they come from good homes and had good educations, but they lack the skills to fit into the workplace,” she adds.

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