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Calculator or No Calculator? When Students Should Use One
As students start learning more advanced math topics, they are given calculators to use for time-consuming calculations. Calculators are very useful tools for students; however, they can also take away from the development of mental math and problem solving skills. It is important to know when calculators can improve efficiency and when it is best to do without one. When to Use a Calculator Calculators are most helpful on questions containing long calculations that aren’t the

Anabel Wong
Sep 292 min read


Homework Takes Hours: What’s Normal and What Isn’t?
If homework seems to take over your entire evening, you may be wondering whether the workload is normal or if your child is struggling. While an occasional long night can happen, homework consistently taking hours may be a sign that something else is going on. The amount of homework students can reasonably handle depends on their age, grade level, and the difficulty of their classes. What matters most is whether your child can complete assignments within a manageable amount o

Kylie Morgado
Sep 152 min read


How 1:1 Tutoring Builds Confidence Faster Than Classrooms Can
1:1 tutoring can make a meaningful difference.

Kylie Morgado
Sep 112 min read


Build Your Child’s Perfect Homework Routine
Homework doesn’t have to turn into a nightly battle. A consistent routine can help students stay organized, reduce stress, and become more independent learners. The key is finding a routine that works for your child and your family. Start by choosing a consistent homework time Some students work best right after school, while others need time to eat, relax, or move around first. Pay attention to when your child is most focused and try to build homework into that part of the d

Kylie Morgado
Aug 312 min read


Study Habits Today = Success Tomorrow: Why It Starts in Middle School
Middle school is a major transition for students. Classes become more challenging, assignments require greater independence, and students begin balancing multiple teachers, deadlines, projects, and tests. While grades are important, middle school is also the perfect time to develop something that will matter long after the next report card: strong study habits. Organization Becomes Essential In elementary school, students often receive more reminders and guidance throughout t

Kylie Morgado
Aug 252 min read


Our Honest Truth September: Back to School
August was a busy month for most of us. The preparation of back to school and the jitters of a new school year is enough to keep most of...
Shyanne Kollefrath
Sep 6, 20232 min read


Paige's Tutoring Science Experiments
Engaging children in science projects not only sparks their curiosity but also fosters a deeper understanding of the world around them....
Shyanne Kollefrath
Aug 30, 20232 min read


Math Is A Wonderful Thing!
Mathematics is known as the universal language of the world. From its practical applications in everyday life to its profound...
Shyanne Kollefrath
Aug 16, 20232 min read


Our Honest Truth #3 Learning From Our Mistakes
You asked for it, so here it is! Our questions and answers from our tutors for the month of July are here. This month I wanted to find...

Paige's Tutoring LLC
Aug 2, 20232 min read


Don't Overthink It: How to Get Your Kids to Love Summer Reading
Summer is the time for fun in the sun for anyone of any age, but it's also a great time to sit down and read. Reading helps kids improve...

Paige's Tutoring LLC
Jun 21, 20232 min read


Why Private Tutoring Works
Whether your child is a public, private, or homeschooled student, a tutor could always lend a helping hand. Tutors can help children...
Shyanne Kollefrath
May 10, 20232 min read


Don't Forget About The Diorama!
Dioramas are fun ways for children to focus on building their reading comprehension skills. These activities offer a way for a child to show

Paige's Tutoring LLC
Jan 16, 20232 min read
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