Recently, one of our best and most active tutors, Mr.Thomas Kielbasinski, has shared with us his opinion about TutorZ.com. The Private tutoring industry is thriving during the last few years as it is a great alternative to public education. We believe that Mr.Thomas’ experience may be useful for other private tutors seeking job opportunities. So, we are proud to render his kind words about TutorZ to the public: Continue reading
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Indifference to Differentials
So, my boss had suggested, since I have a math degree, why not write an article about differential equations. Well let’s be honest now, it was a MINOR in math, so that doesn’t really count does it? Anyone who has read one of my articles would wonder, what’s funny about differential equations? Exactly! In fact, when I think about this subject my stomach gets tied up in knots. And I don’t care if their ordinary, partial, and linear to the harrumph degree, I prefer not to go back there. Not without a tutor, that’s for sure! Continue reading
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Newsletter September 2012
TutorZ.com is a nationwide network of tutors. We match students and parents with the best tutors for their specific needs.
In recent months we have been working hard to make TutorZ.com even more convenient and useful for our customers than before. We have pushed several updates, including SSL encryption of the users’ data, upgrade to HTML5 standard, improvement of our social media and payment functionality. We have also created a new video tutorial and extended even more, our already large database of tutors. Continue reading
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Testimonials – To Post or To Toast?
I was asked to put a couple words together about testimonials for TutorZ.com. So I
started to read through some of the past testimonials from Math tutors, Music tutors,
English tutors, Tutors tutors, and of course students. I could see that all the comments
were positive in nature and students and tutors alike had good things to say. However,
I was not feeling particularly inspired. Maybe it’s all the over the top commercials on
television that are pounded into our brain every day. You know like the one where you
put a huge bow on top of a new Lexus and give it to your wife on Christmas morning.
Oh well. Maybe next year. Continue reading
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Happy Birthday, Dariya!
Yesterday, Dariya Lopukhina — our wonderful Director of Marketing — celebrated her birthday. She has been working for TutorZ.com since January 2012. During these nine short months Dariya has become an absolute essential part of the TutorZ operation — She creates and runs our marketing campaigns, blog, ad postings, and social media presence. Dariya also runs a great deal of our customer service apps. Continue reading
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Literacy, Do We Need it Today?
Literacy defines the personal level of proficiency in a native language. In common sense it mainly involves good reading, writing and speaking skills. However, full language literacy also includes abilities for critical understanding and analysis of the written or printed text; accurate and intelligible speech and writing; capacity to take informed decisions and generate creative thoughts on the basis of information learned from text. Continue reading
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Seattle, the Emerald Dream City for Students and Young Professionals
Seattle, Washington is a vibrant metropolitan hub and the dominant city in the Pacific Northwest. With 608,660 inhabitants as of the 2010 Census, it is the 23rd most populous city in the nation. Amazingly, in spite of being a large industrial and technology center Seattle is also called the “Emerald City” in reference to its stunning natural setting and the ample evergreen forests. Continue reading
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To be or Not to be, Math is the Question?
I always found the history of mathematics and the mathematicians themselves far more interesting than the actual math. I have never really figured out if this is because I’m lousy at math or that I just do not have enough interest to make great strides into the ever advancing world of mathematics? Continue reading
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Hi Ho, Hi Ho, it’s off to school we go.
Well it’s that time again. It’s time to do the parental dance of, “the kids are going back to school, la la la la laaaa!!!” It’s an ancient tradition passed on from generation to generation. Of course never let the kids in on it until they are at the age where their already forgiving you for all the past deeds done. But hey, at least we may have time to breathe again. Or God forbid, think about our own needs for a while. Continue reading
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Happy Labor Day to all Tutors and Students!
Labor Day, observed today, on the first Monday of September, is a special holiday that marks the end of summer and is meant for paying tribute to working men and women for their economic and social contributions.
The holiday originated in September 1882 when the Central Labor Union of New York City decided to create a day off work for the working citizens. In 1894 it became a federal holiday. Continue reading