Conflicts in Tutoring

Tutoring – is to work with people. Not always do your students and their parents have the same scale of values as yours, they may have a different life experience, maybe other family traditions. Therefore, there is no insurance against the conflicts, even forĀ  the most experienced tutors. But in most cases, conflicts can be avoided. Continue reading

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Intelligence and Proper Education

“Intelligence and proper education will give you independence of spirit.”
— Charlotte Brontë Continue reading

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Phrases of Manipulation

Have you ever visited the store just to take a look at the goods and an hour later you find yourself walking out of there with bags full of purchased products? Have you ever thought about the reason for this strange behavior? The whole secret is in the hands of smart managers who have studied psychological techniques. Continue reading

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The World is a Book

“The World is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.”
- St. Augustine Continue reading

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My Mother – My Life Tutor

I have a Tutor in my life since I was born – that Tutor is my mom. Continue reading

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Advantages of Becoming a Tutor

Different people might have different motivation for entering the private tutoring world. Here I will expose some of the benefits of tutoring that are considered most important. Continue reading

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Education is the Key to unlocking the World

“Education is the key to unlocking the world, a passport to freedom”
- Oprah Winfrey Continue reading

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U.S. Parents Participate in the Education of their Kids

American education does a lot to make every teacher and every parent understand the need for parental involvement in their educational process. Historically the role of parents in American school has been changing. And up until 1960 the prevalent opinion was that parents should not interfere in the work of the school. Continue reading

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The Road Back, Almost.


On the morning of June 25, 1986 I awoke unable to move the left side of my body. I
could not wiggle a finger or toe. After months of seeing specialists it was discovered,
using a new type of medical device, that I had a one quarter centimeter block across my spinal cord. The doctors were excited that this experimental procedure, called Magnetic
Resonance Imaging, revealed my problem. I was depressed. Continue reading

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You are so harmful and so necessary

“Salt – is white death – repeats to us the popular media. It causes trouble for kidneys, pancreas and bladder, heart and arteries.” But how many thousands of years have people used the salt, how much effort was made to get that white death … So it turns out that we can not live without it? Continue reading

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