Writing Portfolios: What You Need to Know
There has been a huge push in the liberal arts for something called a writing portfolio, a binder where developing writers keep a collection of
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2017: A Year in Review
Here we are, with the flurries and icy weather of 2017 behind us and… the flurries and icy weather of 2018 ahead. Yeah, so the weather’s
Personal Response to Literature Essay
As with so many of my articles, this one is inspired by one of my students. More specifically,
The Sentence Fragment: Friend or Foe?
So, let’s begin. With a definition. A sentence fragment is, well, obviously when a sentence is incomplete
Practical Punctuation
You sit in your psychologist’s chair, half reclined, your hands steepled over your belly. The good doctor turns to you
You Can’t Ignore Online Tutoring and Learning, Here’s Why
School education forms the foundation of your child’s career, and you want it to be strong and of the best
Math Tutors Help Improve Overall Academic Performance
Are you worried about your child’s academic performance in math? Is your child struggling at school and home in this
How Math Tutors Help Create Brilliant Career Opportunities?
Mathematics opens up doors to many lucrative career opportunities, from auditors to data scientists. And, the foundation of these opportunities
Why Math is Difficult For Many Students (And How to Make it Easier And Interesting)
If you ask a hundred students about the most difficult subject, probably the most common answer will be math. It’s
PART 1: How Parents Can Help Teens with Online School During Lockdown [Challenges & Solutions]
COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way people lived their life for the past many years. One of the biggest changes