Today I have the pleasure of sharing a guest post by Thomas S. In his article tutors are going to learn about expanding their expertise.
A few words about Thomas – He is a ten year veteran of the teaching profession and currently serves as a junior high school teacher in southern New Jersey and as a writer for The Knowledge Roundtable. His primary focus is building reading, writing, and research skills in his students. He holds two degrees from Rutgers University: a B.A. in History as well as a M.Ed. in Elementary Education. He holds teaching certifications in English Language Arts, Social Studies, and Elementary Education. Thomas has also worked as a tutor for grades ranging from second through high school in a wide variety of subjects including reading, writing, calculus, chemistry, algebra, and test prep. His core educational beliefs stem from the notion that all students can be successful; it is the role of educators to help facilitate growth by differentiating and scaffolding student learning on a personal level. Now, enjoy his article…
Expanding your Expertise
If you are a tutor looking to expand your potential client base or just seeking to pursue different content areas, there are a variety of ways you can expand your expertise.

Flipping the script and becoming the learner instead of the teacher can seem daunting, but Continue reading →