What Are the Advantages of Wilson HS Tutoring?

What Are the Advantages of Wilson HS Tutoring?There are many different types of Wilson HS tutoring services. These tutors are hired by the students to provide them with extra help and guidance, but the tutors are expected to act as a middle man between the student and the school or the faculty members. The usual teaching method is through their tutors, however, the parents of the students often hire Wilson HS tutors to help their children improve their grades and their personality.Although many parents have started to hire tutors for their children, it is still a common practice in many countries like the United States and in other countries like South Korea, Japan, United Kingdom, and Australia, where people's mothers would send their kids to school and give them tutoring and guidance from tutors in their home or at their workplace. The tutor is usually a woman, though this is not uncommon in many families that do not have a college education, who had obtained an advanced degree. Th ere are many advantages of Wilson HS tutoring and they are worth considering before sending your child to school.One of the major advantages of this type of tutoring is that it is good for both the students and the teachers. The students get extra guidance and they learn faster through tutoring and especially the tutors who are specially trained in assisting children and adults with their learning disabilities and problems. Tutors of Wilson HS also ensure that the students take their study seriously and do their best in every class or exam they have to complete.The tutors who work with students are well experienced and they know how to best serve the students. Most of the Wilson HS tutors have received special training that enabled them to guide and provide the students with extra guidance. The Wilson HS tutors are excellent in communicating with their students and with their parents. In fact, many of the tutors have additional degrees from universities in their studies and they may even have a master's degree.The other reason why Wilson HS tutoring is popular is because of the ease and affordability of it. It is a very easy process and it involves paying only a minimal fee for the tutoring services provided. The tutors also help with bookkeeping and editing the files to ensure that it is completed correctly and according to the requirements of the students.The children can avail of tutoring without having to worry about finding the time for the course and studying when they have a full-time job or studies at school. Students also get extra credit for the tutoring services as well as grades. When you combine tutoring with your homework and the subjects you have to complete, it helps your child to stay focused and will help them excel in school.There are many other reasons why Wilson HS tutoring is so popular, though. The reason is that tutoring at Wilson HS is a major expense for students and so, the tutors tend to have higher fees than regular tutors. It also makes the services more affordable to the students so they can afford to use the tutoring services.

Helping Children Learn

Helping Children Learn Some children understand the purpose of homework, studying, school and learning. They realize that school is a worthwhile endeavor that will help them achieve their life goals, and they consider the acquisition of new knowledge important and often, enjoyable. Unfortunately, other childrenparticularly those who are strugglingthink that going to school is a waste of time. They do not understand or appreciate why they should learn algebra or history or how to write papers. It is helpful to guide students like this toward the meaning of learning, since the task itself is not compelling enough. How can parents help their childwhether he or she is a smart, but uninspired student, or one who struggles with school workbecome more excited about and engaged in learning? Here are a few tips on how to promote learning that stays with a child for his or her entire education: Develop the critical thinker In todays educational environment, students are expected to be able to apply the knowledge they learn in school to a range of real-world settings. So, to help your child succeed in school and help him or her overall - you should draw out the inner thinker whenever possible. Ask him or her questions about passages and books he or she reads. Encourage your child to think about where certain skills and knowledge might be useful in real life. Encourage your child to express his or her opinion Passion fuels learning, so encourage your child to talk about his or her feelings and ideas and why he or she sees the world or a topic a certain way. Often, students who form strong opinions about various topics are more motivated to express those feelings through speech and in writing. Nurture this skill-building at home by working with your child to make arguments, express those arguments logically and reason with others with different opinions. These skills become more critical as your student progresses through school and eventually goes to on to college and the workforce. Embrace challenges From the time your child is young, encourage him or her to dream big. Let your child know that you genuinely believe that people can accomplish anything with hard work and perseverance, and that he or she is no different. Often, students find school uninteresting because they feel forced to do it. However, having a small or big goal in mind can make school feel more worthwhile because your child will start to realize that most endeavors in life require skills gained in the classroom. As your child progresses toward his or her goals, he or she will gain confidence, vision and drive. Build up the confidence If your child comes across as apathetic or negative about school (even if he or she seems confident as a person), he or she may lack self-efficacy, the belief that he or she can achieve or learn. Students who have little or no self-efficacy often lack motivation, too. Without motivation, students dont learn easilyor at least, they dont take ownership or interest in their own learning. As your child masters new skills and experiences success, his or her confidence will rise. Always let your child know that you believe in his or her abilities. If your child is one who struggles to find the meaning in school and views learning as a have to, it can be challenging to engage him or her. Share with your child that the goal of school is to learn, not to earn straight As on every test or report card. Explain that you are less interested in that sort of evidence of his or her knowledge and more concerned with his or her effort, persistence and curiosity. Above all, your objective should be to help your child acquire and retain knowledge so that he or she can apply that knowledge throughout his or her life. As you strive to achieve that goal, your child will increasingly come to value and appreciate learning.

11+ Tutor Training Day

11+ Tutor Training Day Daniel, a published writer, and experienced English tutor describes his experience of Tutorfair's 11+ Training Day for professional tutors. Around 30 tutors gathered in Marylebone for an in-depth training  day on the 11+ Maths and English exams. It was Tutorfair’s second such event on this topic, and already a bigger venue was required. Fast-paced and engaging from start to finish, the day was a hands-on masterclass in tutoring at its finest, not surprising given the calibre of the teachers and the eagerness of the tutors in the room, most already practising and here to hone their skills. The 11+ tutoring market in London continues to grow as parents take advantage of the extra skills a stint of one-on-one teaching gives to their children. This proved a highly instructive and useful course, packed with tips, techniques and sound advice, and delivered â€" it’s got to be said â€" by some of the nicest,  brightest people in the business. The collective wisdom of the Tutorfair team makes for a powerful ally to help youngsters get into the schools of their choice in what is an ever more competitive entrance system. Unflaggingly bright and positive, the staff tutors share as much about the right attitude it takes as about the topics themselves. And this gets to the heart of effective tutoring: It’s better to impart knowledge in a way that lights up the will to learn in the student, that opens up that special place where confidence can grow and develops an openness to learning. It felt, too, like Tutorfair really knew how to make the day as effective as possible. Everyone in the room was encouraged to join in and to get the most out of it. Often, the separate tables, made up of between 4 to 6 of us, were given tasks to work out together, and then to present to the rest of the room. I can’t think of a quicker or better way to learn. We covered both the Maths and English parts  of the exam, as well as verbal and non-verbal reasoning and interview techniques. Respect to the 11 year olds who take it. It’s no breeze! All in all, a brilliant and effective  one-day course, full of takeaway tools and  wisdom. Thank you, Tutorfair team.? Sign up and get published as a Tutorfair tutor and you will receive more information about our tutor training events!

Life, Liberty and Property Day

Life, Liberty and Property Day Today, December 10th is Human Rights day. While the concept of human rights are beacon in human thought, amendments to this concept are necessary. How so? Any human right that is an expense of another constitute an aggression. For example, article 25 of the human rights declaration grants Adequate Living Standard. In other words, if my living standards are inadequate it is impossible to precisely define adequate living standards â€" you will have to be taxed. This will lower your living standard and raises mine â€" given that during the wealth distribution there is no leakage of funds. Do you think this is fair? Of course not, me forcing you â€" usually by means of a powerful state â€" to pay for my rent, my food and my Internet is an aggregation against your life, liberty and property. Thomas Jefferson writing his famous sentence pursuit of life, liberty and property. In fact, philisophers such as Murry Rothbard, Ayan Rand, Albert Jay Nock developed the Nonaggression principle. Here is Murray Rothbards version: No one may threaten or commit violence (aggress) against another mans person or property. Violence may be employed only against the man who commits such violence; that is, only defensively against the aggressive violence of another… The non-aggration principle is a modern-day version of the bibles olden rule: one should treat others as one would like others to treat oneself. The Human Rights Declaration includes the right to Social Security, Education, Cultural Life, Public Hearing, Rest, and even Leisure. These rights can only be grated at the expense of other human beings. Thus, they shouldnt be in the Declaration at all. This is, however, not to say humans shouldnt engage in education, culture, rest and leisure. By all means we should! But the way to get education is by spending our own property (money) on books, lessons and tutoring. And when the state gets out of the way of education, the teachers, tutors and text book writers will cater to the needs of the students and parents hereby creating a much more diverse, interesting, personalized and smarter education system. And TutorZ is a part of this industry serving you as our education client. We at TutorZ think of December 10th as the Life, Liberty and Property day and recommend the readings of Ludwig von Mises on this day: https://mises.org/library/liberty-and-property

Arizona Legislature Passes Discriminatory Religious Freedom Bill

Arizona Legislature Passes Discriminatory Religious Freedom Bill Opponents of SB 1062 protest the bill at a rally at the state Capitol. Photo courtesy of the Associated Press. The Arizona legislature passed a controversial bill that could be a huge step backward for gay rights on Feb. 20. SB 1062, or the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, amends existing provisions “to protect businesses, corporations, and people from lawsuits after denying services based on a sincere religious belief,” according to an ABC15 Arizona article  by Josh Frigerio. The bills fact sheet  states that the bill allows a person to claim free exercise as a defense in legal proceedings, and defines a person as “any individual, association, partnership, corporation, church, estate, trust, foundation or other legal entity.” The bill also outlines requirements that must be met in order for a religious defense to be used in court: a person’s action or refusal to act must be motivated by a religious belief, that religious belief must be “sincerely held,” and the free exercise of the person’s religious belief must be “substantially burdened.” On the surface, this doesn’t sound too bad. This country was founded on freedom of religion. It is protected by the first amendment of the constitution and is essentially part of America’s (figurative) DNA. Do I want to live in a country where people can be forced to act against their religion? As it turns out, maybe I do. It’s no secret that Christianity condemns homosexuality and that many people sincerely believe that gays are sinful people. And they are entitled to those beliefs. But this law would allow those people, businesses, and employers to discriminate against gays with legal protection, essentially sanctioning discrimination. People shouldn’t be treated differently based on their sexual orientation. Period. Being gay is not a choice, it’s something people are born as just like race or ethnicity or gender. Some people may dispute this fact but there is a little thing called science backing me up on this one. So if it is wrong to discriminate against someone based on the color of his skin, why is this any different? It is possible that racial discrimination could be motivated by a person’s sincerely held religious beliefs, no lawmaker in a thousand years would ever consider a bill that brought back segregation. Supporters of the bill  cite that an individual doesn’t forfeit his right to religious freedom just because he goes to work, and that Christian business owners are “simply trying to operate their businesses according to their consciences.” But while having a job shouldn’t threaten your constitutional right to religious freedom, no constitutional right is absolute, and when one person’s religion threatens another person’s rights, there’s a problem. As for acting according to your conscience, I don’t see how anyone with a conscience could advocate for what this bill suggests. What I find most frightening about this bill is the possibility for broad application. The case most often referenced when discussing this bill is Elaine Photography v. Willock, in which a New Mexico photographer refused to work at a same-sex wedding, citing that it violated her religious beliefs. The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled against the photographer  on grounds that she had violated the state’s Human Rights Act. The case is currently pending petition in the U.S. Supreme Court. I have to admit that I see the photographer’s point here (before people start attacking me on social media and forming an angry mob let me refer you to one of my previous articles). If she truly believes the right to marry is reserved exclusively for one man and one woman, going to a same-sex wedding, documenting the event and essentially celebrating their marriage would obviously make her uncomfortable. I don’t agree with her, but it is a logical argument. However, the idea that because of this one, very complicated example, we should allow anyone who has ever been to church to refuse any type of service to gays is ridiculous. The photographer’s case clearly satisfies the three requirements of the bill: her refusal to photograph the wedding was motivated by religious belief, her religious belief was sincerely held, and celebrating a same-sex wedding would substantially burden her free exercise. But who determines whether or not a religious belief is sincerely held, and who is to say what substantially burdens free exercise? A real estate agent could argue that by selling a gay couple a house they condone their living together. A restaurant owner could argue that by serving a gay couple on a date they condone their lifestyle in general. And every judge can just decide for himself whether or not he buys it. Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer will have to decide whether or not she buys the bill as it stands; Brewer must either sign the bill into law or veto it, and her decision either way could have huge implications. Brewer has vetoed legislation almost identical to SB 1062, according to CNN, so this entire article might be moot anyway. Still, this issue of religion vs. gay rights isn’t going away anytime soon.   I recently read that Kansas and Idaho are proposing similar laws. But whatever your religion, treating another person like they are worth less than you are for any reason is just wrong. The Bible may say that homosexuality is a sin, one punishable by death, but it also teaches us to hate the sin but love the sinner, and love our neighbors as we love ourselves. Maybe if we stopped obsessing over the first lesson and tried to live out the second a lot of our problems would be solved. Cheesy, I know, but very true.

Giving the Gift of Time this Holiday Season - by TutorNerds

Giving the Gift of Time this Holiday Season - by TutorNerds This Holiday Season, Give the Gift of Time Many people feel sentimental during the holiday season and think about what they can give back to their community. This is a wonderful time of year to remember, and be thankful for, what we have and also remember that some people are less fortunate and do not have the same opportunities. Many people give material gifts or gifts of money, which are great to have and make people very happy, but giving the gift of time can be equally as good, if not better in some cases. Each and every high school student who attends public school in California must complete a minimum number of hours of community service in order to graduate (READ: Ring in the New Year With Philanthropy in the Community). One of the best ways that high school students can give the gift of time is to participate in peer tutoring use your private Orange County tutor from TutorNerds as an example. There are many students right here in San Diego, Orange, and Los Angeles counties who need help with basic subjects. Public schools can help match high school students with an elementary or middle school student who needs help with English or math. If you happen to be getting As in any of your core subjects, or if you happen to be talented in another subject, please inquire with one of your teachers at school as to how you might be able to give the gift of your time. Offer To Help Students who do not want to make a long-term commitment or who have already fulfilled their community service hours should consider giving the gift of time to a friend. Students, who are perhaps very good at history, may notice someone in their class who is often confused or unable to answer questions asked by the teacher (READ: Getting Your Community Service Credits). Why not contribute to your local community by inviting this person into your study group or offering to help them after school for one hour a week? Helping somebody achieve a higher grade is a gift that keeps on giving. Many high school students are using current technology or self-regulation to help themselves stay organized but I bet most students know at least one classmate who always seems to be running late, handing assignments in late or who is simply not remembering things. During our teen years, our minds are growing and its very difficult to remember left brain details, such as due dates and assignment details (READ: A Letter to My High School Self). Students who wish to help on an informal level can also give the gift of organization. Simply offering to help your friend or classmate organize their schedule and their binder, and help them record their due dates is a beautiful gift. Texting a group of friends with a reminder that an assignment is due only takes two minutes, but it can save those friends and classmates a lot of hassle in their academic environment. Consider Teaching English Students who would like to use their community service hours and receive official recognition should go through an appropriate charitable organization or through their school and make sure that the activities are preapproved to count for credit. One of the biggest issues we have here in Southern California is literacy and English language learning (READ: ESL Study Tips). Although math is also important, numbers are numbers in any language while the thousands of words in the English language are all foreign to students who speak a different language in their household. Working with younger students to read books, help them sound out new words, learn to write appropriately, and work on more advanced skills such as grammar and punctuation, is something that will make a difference for that childs entire life. Its not necessary for student volunteers to want to go into the field of teaching or philanthropy in order to help young members of their community. However, its a great way for any student to fulfill their community service hours while simultaneously making a difference. Happy Holidays! All blog entries, with the exception of guest bloggers, are written by TutorNerds. Are you an education professional? If so, email us at pr@tutornerds.com for guest blogging and collaborations. We want to make this the best free education resource in SoCal, so feel free to suggest what you would like to see us post about.

Learn To Speak English For Kids - How To Start Learning At Your Own Pace

Learn To Speak English For Kids - How To Start Learning At Your Own PaceYou can learn to speak English for kids at your own pace, which is no problem if you have the patience and dedication. It is much easier than you might think to get started, but it's not going to be an overnight success.You need to decide if you want to concentrate on studying grammar or spelling as you are learning to speak English for kids. Many children are beginning to learn to speak English in the school setting, but a lot of them will soon find that the concepts they learn can be broken down into more manageable chunks.There are many resources online where you can learn to speak English for kids, but some of these websites offer more than just basic lessons. The 'dumbing it down' mentality is beginning to be a little outdated, especially for younger children. That's why there are so many other ways to learn about the language.If you decide to focus on grammar and spelling, you will learn a lot more at a fas ter rate than those who wish to learn English for kids at a slower pace. Most of the resources available online provide drills, exercises, and audio tapes with the lessons. This helps you build the foundation of the English language as you learn to speak English for kids.The resources that you choose for learning English will depend on your learning style. Some people need to work at it very slowly while others would rather be learning right away. Either way, you are working toward a goal.If you are one of the people who would like to learn English for kids at a slow, steady pace, then you can look into ebooks, audio lessons, and other courses. These are relatively inexpensive and also very effective when you are learning to speak English for kids. Since it is all online, it will keep you motivated and on track to learn the English language.Those who wish to speak English for kids will soon realize that grammar and spelling are important to succeed in the language. If you don't like to work at it at first, then start with online resources, and then eventually pick up some books and CDs to supplement the material you learn. Soon, you will begin to see improvements, and you will even begin to think of yourself as a fluent English speaker.