Would you believe me, if I told you math isn’t as hard as you think?
Today I want to show you a small math trick. With it help you will be able to multiply double-digit numbers by 11. You will make use of this trick not only at school but also in your daily life. For instance, it can help you to avoid being overcharged.
Most of us don’t have problems multiplying by 10. And since this day multiplying by 11 will be a piece of cake for you as well. Continue reading
Spotting an effective tutor is not as simple as it may seem. Fortunately, there are seven tell-tale signs of such highly effective tutors:
1. Subject Mastery
2. Teaching Experience
3. Preparation of Each Lesson
4. Use of High-Quality Material
5. Monitors the Effectiveness of Her Own Teachings
6. Constant Professional Development
7. Excellent Soft Qualities
This is a list of teaching qualities only. It disregards other selection criteria such as the hourly tutoring rate, gender-preference, driving distance, age, availability or learning disabilities of the student. While these criteria are certainly important, they are outside the scope of this article. Just one more note on these needs and criteria: They are different for everyone! So, be sure to know who you are, what is your budget and on what criteria you can make compromises.
Meet our new Tutor Mrs. Luiza. She specializes in Armenian, English as 2nd Language, Romanian, Russian.
Luiza is an experienced language trainer. Continue reading
Wow, guys! Something big is happening!
On February 22th at 1 pm EST, NASA is going to hold a news conference to announce a major finding relating to planets outside the Solar System.
The event will be taking place in Washington DC for media only, but you can watch it live on Continue reading
Since Medieval historical period libraries have been the holy places of knowledge and science. The visitors were not just grass-roots, but the representatives of the top-drawer. They could read and examine a lot of highly intellectual publications.
Despite the fact the libraries were the buildings aimed for personal development and education; they considered as Continue reading
Meet our new Tutor Mr. Will B. He lives in Athens, GA and specializes in math ranging from the common core, to high school calculus, to college courses including linear algebra, graph theory, and vector calculus on manifolds.
Will graduated from the University of Georgia with a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics. He was a member of the Math Club as well as volunteering at many organizations in the Athens and Atlanta areas. He began tutoring in August of 2010, after scoring in the mid 700’s on the Continue reading
Some mistakes are small and insignificant; others can cost us a lot. Simply avoid these common mistakes in order to be a successful tutor.
No one is protected from mistakes. Even famous people are not perfect too. But in some professions: engineering, medicine, teaching — mistakes “cost” a lot. Continue reading
Dr. Afshan, a graduate from Dow Medical College with the degree of Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (M.B.B.S) endorses TutorZ LLC in the following testimonial:
Meet our new Tutor Mrs. Marlene H. She lives in Fort Lauderdale, FL and specializes in English, essay writing, English language arts, interviewing skills, resume writing, time management.
Having the ability to understand and express the English language both orally and in writing, can definitely make a positive impact on communicating effectively. Continue reading
The profession of the tutor is the closest to the profession of a teacher. Both a teacher and a tutor are training their students, generously giving them their knowledge, skills, and education.
However, these related professions have some important differences. Continue reading
