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FAQ: How Late is Too Late to Hire a Tutor?

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Parents often wonder when is a good time to call upon the help of a private tutor for their high school student. The answer depends on whether the tutoring is for homework help, test prep, or ongoing academic enrichment. Establishing your student’s academic goals before investing in tutoring services is essential. Find a […]

Easing the Burden of COVID-19 at Home

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Struggling to keep your kids engaged at home during the COVID-19 pandemic? Check out these top educational activities!

Sometimes Online is Better

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Not every online learning program is the same. Earlier this year, teachers across the country were forced to transition from face-to-face teaching to online teaching. For some teachers, this was no easy leap. For some students, it was impossible. This transition has cost students dearly with statistics reporting a 30 to even 70% loss of […]

What They Don’t Tell You About Tutoring

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Is your child falling behind in class while their peers surge ahead? The secret to their academic success might be simpler than you think!

Summer Programs for Students Who Want to Catch Up or Get Ahead

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Whether you need to catch up on subjects missed or want a head start on next year’s challenges, our program is the ultimate game-changer. Don’t let your summer slip away—discover how we turn break time into breakthrough time!

How to Beat the Georgia Milestones

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April brings the Georgia Milestones, a challenging assessment for students in grades 3-12. To excel, focus on areas of weakness and build reading, writing, and critical thinking skills. Personalized tutoring and home practice can boost confidence and performance. Start early—our expert teachers are here to help!

How to Manage Homework Over the Holidays

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Some parents swear by extra practice to keep their kids sharp over breaks. Others loathe the intrusion of schoolwork on precious family time. No matter where you stand, the reality is that some students will bring home homework during their breaks. Click to uncover the ultimate survival guide for holiday homework hassles!

When Should You call On a Tutor?

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Education has become more competitive than ever. Parents are starting to figure out that “falling behind” isn’t the only time to call on a tutor. Check out this article to learn of three other signs that it’s time for a tutor.

Georgia Milestones 101

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With everything we have on our plates these days, the last thing we may want is another test to deal with. Many parents and teachers scorn the overuse of tests, and sometimes they have a point. However, most standardized tests do provide valuable information about where our students are, and regardless, you’ll find that if […]

These 3 Habits Destroy Good Grades

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Never underestimate the lasting effects of poor habits. In this article we cover the top 3 habits that bring a grade down, and good news―they’re easy to fix. Is your child making these mistakes? Find out now.