Surf the Curve

Dear Valued Customers, Partners and Friends,

Thank you for continously supporting my tutoring business. After 2+ years of operation, our services have helped many students across Ontario. Thank you to our wonderful partners for their collaboration. The closing of our doors is due to a combination of factors, including other business opportunities. Although this chapter has closed, I am looking looking forward to new, future ventures.

Thank you again for your support!

Anna Piotrowski
Founder of Surf the Curve Tutoring

Don't wait until you're drowning in homework and assignments! Call us to get ahead.

5 mistakes that both teachers and parents do when talking about a child or student. 1. Quick to jump to judgement 2. Trying to win 3. Labelling the other person 4. Thinking you know what's best for the child 5. Bringing irrelevant past experiences to bearhttps://www.linkedin.com/pulse/article/20140910123852-43127411-five-mistakes-both-parents-and-teachers-make-when-talking-about-a-child-student

Five Mistakes BOTH Parents And Teachers Make When Talking About A... When CNN ran a series of articles about what parents want to say to teachers, and what teachers want to say to parents, thousands of comments...

We are looking for a Grade 11 Math Tutor located near Dundas, Ontario to start asap! Please email us with your resume [email protected]. Thanks!

As we move along in September and homework gets a little more harder, don't be afraid to ask for help! At one point or another, we all need a little bit of help. More on why you shouldn't be afraid to ask for help here: http://surfthecurve.tumblr.com/post/63375980289/dont-be-afraid-to-ask-for-help

Don’t be afraid to ask for help. Let’s be honest. Sometimes it’s hard to ask for help, especially if you have to tell your friends about it. Tutoring for some students may be embarrassing. No one wants to admit that they need more...

Looking for some extra hours? We are hiring! Send us your resume to [email protected], indicating what subjects and grades you tutor. Thanks!

About back-to-school from both sides. It’s not only the kids that are frazzled; parents and teachers are too. Some great insight into why we are all in this together! http://ow.ly/3pSjan

About Back to School- From Both Sides of the Desk This Labor Day weekend was only the fourth one since 1978 and the thirteenth out of my whole life that I am not preparing for school as a student, a teacher or a parent. I’m not checking out the

Happy first day of school!

Thinking of getting a tutor? Important questions you must ask. http://ow.ly/AJPTJ

Thinking of getting a tutor? Ten questions you must ask Asking the right questions can make all the difference in choosing a tutor for your child.

If children were taught their true potential from kindergarten, new research in cognitive science shows that virtually every child should be able to excel in any subject. The root problem is: we underestimate ourselves. http://ow.ly/3oyzuW

Top-performing students? That is what every child can be We leave too many of our students behind in the belief that only some can achieve at high levels

Did you know that by 24 months, children who do not have access to books and development programs have learned 30% FEWER words than children who do? It is important that we invest in early childhood education. For every $1 spent on early childhood education, there is a return of up to $3. Let's take action. http://ow.ly/AkNiQ

Why governments must invest in early childhood education It is now clear that putting more money into preschool programs leads to better outcomes for both society and the individual.

Yesterday we posted about traditional teaching and today we’re talking about using immersive environments to teach children. According to this article, children learn better about “real life,” what makes them unique and how to strive in society when they use technology. What’s your take? http://ow.ly/3ocNio

Using Immersive Environments to Teach Children As a parent with over twenty years spent building and creating teaching and training tools, it has been frustrating to watch traditional teaching methods fail to produce optimal results for my