-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
pompy hydroforowe on “He Didn’t Kn… Niko Holmen on How to destroy a student… mytutoringspace on Dealing with the “Real… mytutoringspace on Dealing with the “Real… fisher-price on Dealing with the “Real… Archives
- April 2013
- February 2013
- January 2013
- September 2012
- June 2012
- May 2012
- April 2012
- March 2012
- February 2012
- January 2012
- November 2011
- September 2011
- August 2011
- July 2011
- June 2011
- May 2011
- April 2011
- March 2011
- July 2010
- May 2010
- March 2010
- February 2010
- January 2010
- December 2009
- February 2009
- February 2008
Categories
- and proof.
- Books
- devil s advocate
- devil's advocate
- different perspectives
- Easter
- educator
- electricity
- English academics, tutoring help, learning together, home schooling, test prep
- essays, fiction, writing help, student work, teaching, test prep
- evenings
- excuses
- experiential knowledge- practical experience
- fingerprint
- format
- games sports learning teaching tutoring winning work olympics success
- games, thinking, writing, students, knowledge,learning
- giving thanks
- good marks
- good wishes, new year, growth, teaching, change, learning, school
- holidays
- ignorance
- intern
- lessons, writing, practical writing help, note taking, grammar, ownership
- nature
- pet peeves
- poetry april cars car sharing
- power
- practice
- quality time
- respect
- right time
- rudeness
- share ideas
- specail needs
- special needs
- spirit, fun, sharing, learning, practice and more
- tedium
- Tutoring
- tutoring english help elections smokinng laws learning teens
- tutoring, learning, Higher Education, on line schools, FUNK
- Uncategorized
- volunteers
- websites
Meta
Category Archives: essays, fiction, writing help, student work, teaching, test prep
All About “Titles”
TITLES: we use them all the time, automatically addressing each other by first name or simply adding the title as a courtesy gesture. With Literature analysis I find so many students ignore the title of the piece of writing they … Continue reading
Posted in English academics, tutoring help, learning together, home schooling, test prep, essays, fiction, writing help, student work, teaching, test prep, experiential knowledge- practical experience, good marks, lessons, writing, practical writing help, note taking, grammar, ownership, special needs
Leave a comment
Best wishes
January 2013! Yes, I have heard that there are people who find the number 13 scary- but I love the idea of the century moving into its teens- having worked with students through the middle years and been privy … Continue reading
Posted in English academics, tutoring help, learning together, home schooling, test prep, essays, fiction, writing help, student work, teaching, test prep, experiential knowledge- practical experience, lessons, writing, practical writing help, note taking, grammar, ownership, spirit, fun, sharing, learning, practice and more
Tagged english tutor
Leave a comment
Have your ever…?
It is such fun to present students with a topic often used as a journal writing entry and instead, open it up to discussion. Have you ever…can become a form of “truth or dare” when students turn the question back … Continue reading
How to destroy a student’s interest in School:
Take one student Make sure the student you choose has an active,engaged, outgoing, participatory character Instead of making note of all the above, instead of praising the student for his/her positive contributions to the school latch onto to a minor … Continue reading
Tax season – hope you know that academic tutoring is eligible for a tax credit!
Hello all, As I begin the process of preparing my own forms I am sending out receipts to all with a reminder regarding the Ontario Children’s Activity Tax Credit. http://www.rev.gov.on.ca/en/credit/catc/index.html this link will take you directly to the site … Continue reading
A reminder- it is OK to be on the quieter side
I recently stated that I was “enough of an extrovert to find the energy to share regardless of how tired I was, when students call with questions beyond class time”. Only recently have I realized what a clue to my own … Continue reading
Posted in Books, different perspectives, educator, English academics, tutoring help, learning together, home schooling, test prep, essays, fiction, writing help, student work, teaching, test prep, experiential knowledge- practical experience, games, thinking, writing, students, knowledge,learning, lessons, writing, practical writing help, note taking, grammar, ownership, power, respect, specail needs, Tutoring
Tagged group project work, negotiation skills, nytimes, project participants, shy personality
2 Comments
