Perhaps you’re enjoying your midwinter recess at the slopes of your favorite ski resort this February 2015.
If you’re not so lucky then you’re might busy with home work, test preparation or the upcoming finals. In some schools the spring term has already begun and you’re head-on into the new term. If that is your situation, might I remind you that our professional calculus, science and psychology tutors stand ready to help you.
If you’re a parent and noticed your school-aged son has fallen behind in reading or language arts, then check out our English tutors.
Or perhaps your daughter doesn’t understand how to solve the quadratic equation. Be sure to check out our algebra tutors.
Whatever you educational situation might be we at TutorZ wish you highest academic success this February 2015.
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How to be a Good Tutor
Tip #1 – Be Fun – no body likes a strict tutor.
Tip #2 – Give Them Breaks – no longer than 5 minutes.
Tip #3 – Don’t make them do work that’s too hard.
Tip #4 – Be fair. Don’t yell at them if they make a mistake.
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