New England Tutors, LLC

05/04/2023

Our educational environment has changed significantly since 2019 and the onset of COVID. In some ways it fast-tracked changes that we already saw emerging and, in many ways, it presented new challenges. Using data to understand the aftermath of COVID will help us develop a plan for our students’ futures. In New England Tutors, LLC recent blog, "What Now? Unraveling the aftermath of COVID on your student's education" we explore the importance of assessing the data, understanding its implications and evaluating our approach in the classroom and at home. Our next steps and our collective efforts are critical.

Now what? Unraveling the aftermath of COVID on your student’s education. May 2, 2023 As we enter the last semester of the 2022-2023 school year, we have more insight into the effects of COVID on our students and their educational progress over the past four years. Instead of working to return thin...

11/26/2021

Our students continue to face a mix of challenges. At this time of year, especially, we can more readily see where our student may need extra support. Our specialists understand the processes and goals of each NH, MA and ME school district and can help your student find success. New England Tutors, LLC provides tutoring for math, science, English, foreign languages, project work, AP, test prep and advanced studies. We also offer counseling and executive skills building. Call us at (844)-NETUTOR or visit us at www.netutors.com.

11/25/2021

Happy Thanksgiving to all of our families and students. We appreciate you! Thank you, especially, to all of the educators and healthcare workers for their unwavering commitment during these unprecedented times.

11/11/2021

Thank you to all of the Veterans and their families for their commitment and service to our country.

10/28/2021

If I were to ask you what it means to procrastinate, you would likely say “put off something you don’t want to do.” In the article, “Why you Procrastinate (It has Nothing to Do With Self-Control)” by Charlotte Lieberman, the heart of procrastination is explored and the insight provides valuable perspective. Read New England Tutors, LLC recent blog for some highlights and useful insight you can use to help guide your student(s). http://www.netutors.com/demystifying-procrastination/

09/11/2021

We will never forget.

06/17/2021

Many students seem to have a high understanding of content and yet struggle to finish a test without getting distracted, turn in their homework or follow the steps of a long-term project. Studies have shown that students who receive executive skills coaching can show an increase in their ability to plan, organize and engage in other goal-directed activities.

Join us for a 3-week (12-hour) workshop that will teach you the fundamentals of executive skills coaching. Learn ways you can apply this model to help your student(s) work toward their goals using deliberate processes and skills. http://www.netutors.com/course-registration/

Educators, private tutors, coaches and parents are welcome to attend this virtual training which includes live zoom sessions. Dates, details and registration can be found online.

06/14/2021

While it’s easy to give into the temptation to take the summer off, now is the time to be creative about ways to incorporate some activities that will build your student’s skills and confidence. If you haven't read our newsletter, the quick tips will help as you work to define your summer learning plans. Plus, learn more about our new tutors.

http://www.netutors.com/make-the-most-of-summer-for-fall-success/

02/26/2021

01/11/2021

“There are two things we should give our children: one is roots and the other is wings.” – Author Unknown

New England Tutors is pleased to share that it has partnered with ROOTS, a new, unique community-focused before- and after-school care program. ROOTS also offers an additional daytime care option for students who are remote learning because of school closures due to COVID.

Our certified professional tutors will be available to help those who would benefit from special needs services and/or greater guidance in any of the general subjects, study skills and executive skills.

Read our recent blog to learn more about ROOTS, which is now open and accepting students age 6 to 14 (grades 1 through 8) who are attending the Barrington School District or live in the surrounding towns.

http://www.netutors.com/new-england-tutors-partners-with-roots/

12/07/2020

It was so nice to participate in the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce’s 11th Annual Festival of Trees. Huge shout out to the planning committee for finding a way to continue this tradition safely. And all of the trees were successfully auctioned off!