Tutoring For Success

Are you unsure how much to help your children with their homework? You want them to get the help they need, but you also want them to gain independence and self-confidence. See Kris' article "Helping with Homework and Stepping Back" to get an experienced tutor/academic coach's perspective on our blog https://tutoringforsuccess.us/blog/

Tutoring For Success Tutoring for Success is a tutoring service that provides in-home and remote tutoring for all ages and subjects. We also provide academic coaching, executive function coaching, and test prep for the SAT, ACT, and SSAT.

5 Strategies to Keep up Academic Skills this Summer

Are you worried about your children keeping up their academic skills this summer? School is almost out, and our kids are counting the days until summer break. After the whirlwind of school, homework, and extra-curricular activities, they need and deserve a break to regroup. Visit our blog to learn about 5 strategies not only prevent summer learning loss but also help children develop essential academic skills to come out ahead at the end of the summer.
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Are you looking forward to summer but kind of worrying that your kids will lose momentum and experience learning loss? This is a real thing unless you have scheduling and structuring in place to keep children learning all summer. Summer tutoring is a great way to reinforce what has been learned during the school year, fill in gaps, and get ahead. All this can be done by scheduling just a few hours a week of tutoring, reading for pleasure, and a bit of math practice. See our latest blog, How Summer Tutoring Can Empower Your Child for the Next School Year. https://tutoringforsuccess.us/blog/

Tutoring For Success Tutoring for Success is a tutoring service that provides in-home and remote tutoring for all ages and subjects. We also provide academic coaching, executive function coaching, and test prep for the SAT, ACT, and SSAT.

5 Studying Strategies to Improve Your Grades While Studying Less

Now that we are at the end of the school year, I want to share some tips to improve grades while studying less. Students must be innovative and strategic and learn to prioritize efficiency over effort with new studying strategies. The key is to work smarter, not harder. Changing your approach to studying will help you retain more with less time. Here are the active steps you can use:
1. Prioritize
2. Use Active Recall
3. Engage in Spaced Repetition
4. Take smart breaks
5. Sleep well
View these strategies in detail on our latest blog
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Tutoring For Success Tutoring for Success is a tutoring service that provides in-home and remote tutoring for all ages and subjects. We also provide academic coaching, executive function coaching, and test prep for the SAT, ACT, and SSAT.

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How to Study for the SAT in One Night

Understandably, the night before the SAT can be quite nerve-wrecking. And students may feel torn. Is it time for some last-minute studying? Time to go to sleep early?
One proven way to reduce test anxiety is to improve self-confidence. However, this confidence should not be merely manufactured. Instead, it should be based on the well-founded and correct belief that a student has prepared well and learned the necessary material.

While students should not be learning new material the night before the SAT, there is something that they can do. I like to call it the SAT ‘Cheat’ Sheet. View our blog post to learn how to create an SAT cheat sheet. https://tutoringforsuccess.us/blog/

The Rise of Private Tutoring: Why It Works

In-home tutoring has become a game-changer for students of all ages who want to improve their academic skills or struggle with learning in traditional classroom settings. Seeing a private tutor is an opportunity to gain an academic edge and better understand math, science, history, language, literature, and more.

Private academic tutoring offers students one-on-one attention, personalized learning plans, and fewer distractions than traditional learning environments. In-home tutors provide students lesson plans catered to their specific learning style, helping boost their academic performance and confidence. View our blog to see full article:

Blog | TUTORING FOR SUCCESS 15 Mar 2025 Cheryl Gedzelman tutoring, online tutoring 0 How In-Home Tutoring Can Skyrocket Your Child’s Education In-home tutoring is a beneficial educational tool for elementary, middle, and high school students looking for a personalized learning Read More

Happy Pi Day, Everyone. Pi or π is one of the most well-known mathematical constants: the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter. For any circle, the distance around the edge is a little more than three times the distance across. Pi reliably measures circles but is not an exact number. We generally round it to 3.14 while doing math problems, but the decimals actually go on indefinitely. This makes makes me think about life, which sometimes falls into place, sometimes is random, and sometimes throws us off.

A top way to prepare for college is to read for pleasure. Better yet, read whole books to improve fluency, vocabulary, comprehension, writing skills, and empathy. Please take a look at our published article in Washington Parent, The Benefits of Reading Entire Books.

The Benefits of Reading Entire Books Discover why reading entire books builds empathy, critical thinking, and focus—plus tips to help kids develop a reading habit.

We have all heard about smart college students who come home because they struggled to manage the freedom and independence of college. For years, we have heard about “helicopter parents” who manage their children’s schedules and keep in touch with their teachers. We also hear about students who suffer from not having enough support. The hardest job many of us will ever have is being a parent. The challenge is to find the happy medium in how much support we provide for our children. View our latest blog for more.

Blog 31 Jan 2025 Cheryl Gedzelman Academic Coaching, organization, tutoring 0 Building Executive Function Skills We have all heard about smart college students who come home because they struggled to manage the freedom and independence of college. For years, Read More

7 Habits of Organized Students
By Kristopher Heaton, Premier Tutor with Tutoring For Success

Academic success and personal well-being share one standard key: staying organized. The ease with which it's achieved isn't a constant, but it can become as easy as doing it in your sleep. That's the power of habit. Here are seven habits organized students can and should develop to manage their tasks, time, and materials effectively and efficiently:
1. Set clear goals.
2. Create a routine to follow.
3. Keep an organized workspace.
4. Use a planner or calendar.
5. Prioritize tasks.
6. Stay consistent with study sessions.
7. Review and reflect regularly.
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