English Tutor: Read, Write, Ransberry

06/03/2024

Looking for help with reading or writing? I’m an English teacher with 25yrs experience and I’m happy to book some students over the summer. 📚

05/25/2024

Does your child need help with reading/writing over the summer? I am available to help with any ages and grade levels. Contact me with any questions.

01/10/2023

Limited space available for help with reading, writing, school English or history assignments. Message me for details.

07/04/2022

Hey all! I’m not taking new students for July, but may open a few spots in August if you’re looking for reading /writing/critical thinking support. Have a wonderful July!

06/18/2021

📚Starting to organize my summer schedule!
I’m fully-vaccinated and will offer in-person (outside&masked) and/or online sessions.
K-12 and beyond.
Reading, writing, critical thinking.
Individualized instruction. (Or siblings by requested).
DM for more information.

05/27/2021

I have a few spots open for June (and summer) if you/your child would like some support in reading and writing. (Ask about other subjects as well.)

05/20/2021

Does your student need help with assignment completion? Reading/writing skills? Focused (1:1) attention can help. Online only for now.
Message for details.

08/17/2020

Preparing for “back-to-school” and want to organize your schedule? Perhaps your child is working online and could use some extra support? I will be setting up my fall schedule shortly. Stay healthy everyone!

07/03/2020

Social distancing and tech options available. DM me if you want some extra support for your kiddo this summer. (All ages)

06/15/2020

03/31/2020

💯 % It’s not a time to struggle over school. My own kids are bored and do their own online coursework without prompting or reminders. They’re looking forward to teacher-provided activities coming soon. Otherwise, I’m not trying to make the house a substitute school. (Besides rows and chalkboards and worksheets are not really what school is like anymore!!!) My Daughter? Researching and implementing workouts to to do with her friend over Instagram live (or whatever platform.). Learning to bake and cook. My son? Playing guitar for hours. (Had a Skype lesson with Marc Ford of the Black Crowes yesterday!). We sit down to a home cooked family meal every night and we hang out together (not as much as adults would like but they’re 15&17 so...). We talk about the news and their worries (apparently they have none. Lol)

Allow and foster creativity, exploration, new skills. Take the time to teach them basic life skills- cook, clean, do taxes, change a car tire. (All those things teachers get so annoyed at being told through memes we should be teaching at school...when we are consumed with actual sophisticated learning.)

Let this be a time for connection, love, quiet, and show kids how resilient adults are. This is what they should be learning at this time.

https://ottawacitizen.com/opinion/westheimer-forget-trying-to-be-your-kids-substitute-school-teacher-during-covid-19/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook =1585583668

01/25/2020

Ok..I’ve read A LOT of books but this is a weird list. (And there is almost NO Canadian lit listed- I think A HANDMAID’S TALE and THE ENGLISH PATIENT were the only ones.) But anyway...
https://www.facebook.com/730895379/posts/10157703485310380/?d=n

Based on the number of ratings each book has on Goodreads. And if you haven't read them, maybe you can use for a literature bucket list