Signs Your Child is Struggling in School
Is your child calling in a sick day? This time of year, the problem could be academic, not the stomach flu. Although a sick day excuse can be fairly easy for a parent to spot, some other signs of academic trouble are more subtle.
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Self Expression through Creative Writing
Creative writing is the written form of artistic expression; it is original thoughts, feelings, and ideas. Writing for fun, especially through creative writing exercises, is important.
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Understanding Skill Gaps
Skill gaps represent the difference between a student’s actual level of academic performance and the required level of performance for a given grade. Poor marks on progress reports are often the first indicators of when this difference can become a problem.
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Tutoring Facts and Fiction
Fall report cards have made their way home, and parent teacher conferences have come and gone, yet many parents are left with uneasy feelings about their children’s academic performance.
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Get the Most out of Parent Teacher Conferences
When your child comes home with a note for parent teacher conferences, take some time and be prepared. Remember, you are your child’s best advocate. By speaking to your child beforehand and knowing what questions to ask during the conference, you will be able to get the most out of this valuable session.
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START THE SCHOOL YEAR RIGHT
Seven Tips to Help Your Children Succeed
Summer is coming to a close, the days are getting cooler, and school supply circulars are in the mail, but are your children prepared for the school year ahead?
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Are your Kids in a Summer Slump?
“There’s nothing to do!” Each summer these words are echoed in homes across America. As the excitement of freedom wears off, children and teens discover that having too much free time can leave them bored. So what are they to do?
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Learning Doesn't Take a Vacation
Education should not take a back seat to fun in the sun. An athlete wouldn’t be expected to run a marathon without daily training and conditioning and the same is true with students’ learned skills.
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Tutoring Club Climbs List of Nation’s Most Successful Franchises
In its 2007 ranking of U.S. franchise businesses, Entrepreneur Magazine has ranked Tutoring Club as one of the nation’s top 150 Franchises.
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Does Tutoring Really Matter?
At the beginning of every semester the call goes out from school districts across the country for volunteer tutors.
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Tutoring Club Tops List of Fastest-Growing Franchises
Entrepreneur Magazine recognizes innovative tutoring company among most successful educational franchises in the nation.
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New Program Creates Successful Writers
The Write Way builds writing skills for kids in grades 2-12 by establishing a
solid organizational structure for essay writing that increases in skill
complexity through 12th grade.
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Is Tutoring Right For Your Child?
Early warning indicators that your child may be lacking essential academic
skills.
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Tutoring Club emphasizes, "reading to learn" - not just "learning to read"
With the advent of National Reading Month in March, educators will, no doubt, revisit the debate that has gone on for the past two decades...
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Tutoring Club Introduces New SAT Preparedness Curriculum
In its first overhaul in more than a decade, the new SAT debuts on March 12...
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Education Begins at Home
Parents who enroll their children at Tutoring Club get an unprecedented
guarantee...
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Practice is the Key to Math Retention and Mastery
Mathematic skills are built one level at a time; a lack of mastery in one area
makes reaching the next level difficult, if not impossible.
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Tutoring Club Makes List of Top 10 New Franchises
Entrepreneur Magazine recognizes innovative tutoring company among most
successful educational franchises in the nation
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