Audrey M. is a high school guidance counselor currently living in Japan with her family. Audrey’s husband is a Commander in the U.S. Navy and has been in the service for more than 25 years. They have one daughter, Chelsea, who is 13 years old. This military family has been stationed overseas for the past nine […]
April is “Month of the Military Child” and Tutor.com/military wants to celebrate YOU! We know how different life can be for military students. You may have switched schools in the middle of the year or are already planning your next move, plus you have sports, dances and finals coming up. Remember, Tutor.com/military is here to […]
Allen and his daughter learned about and used Tutor.com/military when it was available at no cost to part-time/traditional drilling Reserve and National Guard service members and their families through funding from the Department of Defense Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program. The YRRP funding ended July 31, 2016. Dr. Allen Gray is a Major in the Army […]
Tutor.com/military met Andy J. at a Coast Guard education fair when he noticed our table and said to his colleagues, “I love Tutor.com!” Andy, a Coast Guard service member for nine years, is a petty officer second class stationed in North Carolina. He is pursuing his bachelor’s degree in industrial distribution and logistics at Eastern […]
Any teacher at the elementary, secondary or even post-secondary level, as well as many parents, would undoubtedly agree that motivation is one of the thorniest issues in both education and child-rearing. Like so many aspects of learning and teaching, it’s complicated. Motivation arises out of the totality of our individual experiences including our emotions, belief […]
Our recent blogs about online tutoring have focused on the student learning experience, but I would like to flip the focus and take an inside look at the power of online tutoring to build an educator’s pedagogical skills. Many educators who read this blog study teaching and learning, so I invite you to step back […]
