Christine Rosenfeld! Christine has been a tutor for almost 9 years for students of all ages—from pre-K to college. Her preference is ESL, writing, Spanish, and geography tutoring, but along the way, she has learned her way around some of the math too! We appreciate Christine’s strong work ethic, care for her students, and ability to create … Read more
A recent study from the University of Luxembourg explores why boys may not be performing as well as girls in school. This research, reported in ScienceDaily, not only provides insight into why boys are not performing as well in school, but also helps to create solutions to this issue. Check out the article here! How … Read more
When it comes to helping students with liberal arts and coaching students to improve their executive functioning skills, Stacy Stryjewski is a tutor to exceed expectations. This is why she is our June Tutor of the Month! Stacy currently works with students to improve their writing, reading comprehension, and executive functioning skills. She embraces the … Read more
For a lot of kids, math and physics are the two hardest classes they take in school. The subject matter is complicated and students often feel defeated and unmotivated with the content. But our April Tutor of the Month, Kate Nelson, has helped tons of kids boost their math and physics grades along with their … Read more
In the DC Metro area we are quickly reaching the end of January. For students in Fairfax County and surrounding school districts, this means lots of unit tests or cumulative midterms. These tests are typically a large component of students’ quarter or semester grades, meaning preparing for them is crucial. On our blog, we’ve written a … Read more