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Are you taking the SAT this summer? Are you worried about test anxiety? Or time management? Maybe you’re looking for tips for test taking? The good news is, you’re already armed with the most important weapon for success – your brain! You knew that, of course, but do you know why that is, and how you can best use it?
The big day is here. It is normal at this point to have a flurry of emotions. You might be feeling nervous, excited, anxious, overwhelmed, or even afraid. The best way to deal with nerves is to have a plan. Here are 15 things to help ensure you are your best on test day.
Maybe this feels familiar: You’ve hired a tutor and you’re paying them, but you have no idea if the tutoring is helping your child. It can be hard to know what they’ve worked on and if there’s been any progress.
As a high school math teacher, students are constantly asking me how they can be better math students. They have all these ideas about staying organized and staying focused, but they do not have a clear path of action to achieving those goals. Having smart goals is crucial for meaningful and long term success. Keep reading to find out more about what you can do to stay on track in math class!
To succeed in mathematics, your child needs to be able to (1) think flexibly and strategically, (2) explain their reasoning, and (3) persevere.
During the school year it is hard to keep track of assignments, quizzes, presentations and exams. One of the benefits of technology is it can make your life easier which allows you to be more productive.
The new school year is about to begin. Are you ready? Is your child? How will you each know?
I still remember when warm summer days would feel long and endless. When my parents were okay with me staying up late because it WASN’T a school night. And then BOOM.
As a high-school math teacher, these are the things I wish I could tell every student. They are not earth-scattering ideas, but they are proven ways to start your year off right. In fact, these are the tips that I wish someone had told me when I was in high school.
Jeff is a math education fanatic. He taught high school math and science for 5 years where he developed a passion for integrating technology into curriculum and instruction.
The summer is flying by and before you know it school will be back in full swing.
As parents, we want nothing more than for our children to reach their potential and thrive in the world.
Diana is a high school math teacher with a passion for differentiating and connecting with all students. Her goal in life is to create “ah-ha!” moments for students.
We know that tutoring is effective; we know that from our own experience and we know it from a long history of research on the subject.
Thank you so much for visiting our site and taking the time to read about us. Woot Tutor is an online math tutoring solution for students in middle and high school throughout the US.
One of the most vivid arithmetic failings displayed by Americans occurred in the early 1980s, when the A&W restaurant chain released a new hamburger to rival the McDonald’s Quarter Pounder.
Cindy’s passion is supporting parents so that they can effectively support their kids. Cindy found that the better she can help parents truly understand what impacts their kids learning, motivation, and behavior, the more they can help their kids thrive.
Teaching is Janelle’s dream job. She especially loves middle school because “the students are growing and changing in every way, and trying to figure out how to be their best selves.”
