The ACT is one of the most important tests that a soon to be college freshman will take. Generally, the math section is considered the most challenging section. However, it is the easiest score for students to raise. Proper tutoring is the most efficient way for test takers to accomplish this goal. ...read more
Science concepts and objectives can be quite complex. When the teacher suggests science tutoring as an option to assist the child in mastery, take action immediately. However, before you run out to your nearest tutoring center, talk to your child’s teacher about some free or low-cost options that may work just as well. ...read more
There are many great ways to find a good tutoring job and there are many good tutoring jobs available. Your next job might be right under your nose or just around the corner. Although you might need to pursue multiple avenues and use many resources to help you find the best fit. If you are persistent and reach out to those around you, the search will be much easier. ...read more
Students who are having problems in their classes can benefit from tutoring. Some parents are hesitant to use tutoring because of cost. Tutoring can be expensive for a family on a budget. However, many schools provide free tutoring or programs for students that need extra help. Here are ways to get free tutoring: ...read more
Math tutoring services provide students with extra help they need to master math skills and earn passing grades. Some students choose to work with math tutors to improve their scores on standardized tests. Math tutoring may take place one-on-one, in groups, at school or at an academic tutoring center. ...read more
Parents will find out one of several ways that their children need tutoring services. It may come at the beginning, middle or end of the school year. Whenever it happens, a child’s success in school depends on making timely and appropriate decisions when it comes to tutoring. It is important to learn the signs of when exactly to contact a tutor. ...read more
Tutoring services help students turn academic weaknesses into strengths. Whether engaged in one-on-one or small group tutoring, a student has access to more personalized attention than he would in a traditional classroom. By asking questions and receiving customized instruction and skills practice in a concentrated environment, a student can accelerate his mastery of a subject or skill. ...read more
Hiring a tutor can be beneficial for a variety of reasons. Tutors can help students improve their skills and confidence in subjects such as reading, writing or math. They can assist with learning a new language or help with test preparation. Many companies even offer online tutoring services. Tutors give students an edge over their peers. ...read more
People with extra time on their hands, enjoy working with children and want to make a difference might make a great volunteer tutor. It's helpful to have a grasp of the subject matter a tutor will be working in, and the patience required to work with children. Schools typically require tutors to undergo an application process that includes an interview and background check. ...read more
Community education grants have always been highly competitive and a sought after form of funding. Today these programs are more important than ever. Furthermore, in response to the country's ever increasing diversity of non-native speakers, many local governments and foundations are setting aside funds for literacy tutoring. ...read more
By Jamaljackson March 17, 2012
This is a concentration camp for kids, if you want you're kids to get abused, cussed at, yelled at, then this is the place for you. When you hear about horror stories about daycares this is one of those. So fair warning do not drop you're kids off unless you want them to come home with brusies. The staff their are lazy, dumb, and crazy. Talk about uneducated, look it their staff. They got a bunch of monkeys running that place. ...read more
By Anonymous October 16, 2007
The tutors rock at Miss Annette's. When it got a little tough for my son, they helped him through to the next level with flying colors! ...read more
By Anonymous October 16, 2007
I really appreciate the help and resources from Miss Annette's. The personalization really helped my daughter get through her high school program. ...read more
A few years back, my sister suggested a website for former teachers to exchange ideas. I told her I'd already had kind of a similar idea. It was a learning community, made up of former and current teachers, parents, students, and everyone interested in actually living out the now overused moniker of life-long learner. This is the way to do it. Join Educabanaas a Teacher/Student, and you can be just that: a teacher and a student. You can teach academics or how to drywall. You can learn how to garden or math. Maybe your little one got a little behind her peers. Maybe your son isn't good at writing college papers. Maybe you want a new disposal put in and want to learn how it's done without electrocuting AND cutting yourself. Yes, it's brand new, but it won't take long to catch on if you join. And the reason to join isn't to get rich quick in some pyramid scheme. Rather, you get rich from learning and maybe make a little cash on the side. If you're a tutor, you avoid giving half of your pay away to the company that hires you. If your a student or parent, you have the choice of who you use as a tutor. Nobody needs huge corporations or governments telling them what's right when it comes to tutoring. Join Educabana in order to be part of what's right. We need teachers and students right now, but this website makes too much sense to fail. It's the same way that all of us are too good to fail: teachers and non-teachers alike. Sitting around and looking at a smart phone doesn't make you smarter, but if you don't even know how to do that properly, someone can help you at Educabana. ...read more
By Educabana March 09, 2015
We are a certified and licensed agency that provides tutoring and academic support at all levels. Our DPI licensed teachers and specialists all hold Masters Degrees in Education, Business Ed., Reading, Special Education, and Learning Disabilities. All services provided are given one:one for hourly sessions. We also use standardized assessments to test our students in their ability levels, and work from that point forward, based on a strengths based program. TBTL offers not only tutoring services for ages 2-adult, but GED and High School programs. Our services include tutoring at the Masters and Doctoral levels, as well as Case Sudy management. We also provide staff and parent inservices and workshops. Our rates are reasonable and affordable. Please contact us for your educational needs. We look forward to meeting with you. Please call (414)- 462-7323 (READ). ...read more
By The Bridge to Learning December 22, 2008
Don't let your student take the ACT or SAT without having full knowledge of exactly what they will be encountering. It is important to know the different strategies to use for their best score. In as little as 13 hours for the ACT and 10 hours for the SAT, your student will be exposed to various proven successfull techniques. All he or she has to do is practice them. Then pick the ones that work best. This prep is available at Miss Annette's Tutoring Services at any time and for a reasonable tuition. Just call, schedule and get the winning edge! ...read more
By Miss Annettes Tutoring Services Incorporated October 16, 2007