Tutor Study Buddy

We are excited to announce that our new tutoring team is now open for business. My area of specialization is supporting students with special needs. Our team is further strengthened by a tutoring expert with 34 years of experience in teaching language arts.

Experienced athletic special educator with lifetime credential. Ages 3 to 40. Partner with 34 years teaching language arts.

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If you have a child from the age of three to 15 with special needs, such as ADD or Autism and learning disabilities we can help you. We have lifetime Credentials as Special Educators. Santa Barbara-based but can do remote zoom tutoring as well.

If your child needs extra educational support while doing distance learning, reach out to us, we can help!

Remember students, keep up on your summer reading to stay sharp mentally! Will make an easier transition back into school in the fall.

Good luck on completing the year of projects, papers & tests! Pat yourself on the back tell yourself, well done!!!

We wish all end of school year students great success wih your finals, and in completing projects with confidence and meaningful completion!

ADD Study Skills & Solutions

1. Have a planner. It doesn’t matter whether you use a paper planner, your cell phone or a calendar on your computer, every student needs to have a means to organize and plan work.

2. Schedule everything in. Put everything in your planner, including your classes, library and study sessions and even breaks like exercise, relaxation and time with friends. This helps to avoid interruptions.

3. Study in increments. Cramming the night before a test isn’t just stressful; it’s ineffective. Last minute stress can lead to more anxiety and blocks our ability to access and recall information. Repetition helps in learning new tools, and concepts.

4. Use a variety of study tools, such as using flash cards, copying notes or talking with others about the material. Or maybe walking helps you retain facts. Some students need to use a variety of techniques. They learn best with a multi-sensory approach, using more than one sense such at touch, smell, visual and auditory.

5. Create a contingency reinforcement plan. Setting up a system where you earn rewards for completing tasks may motivate some students, as well as adults. Delay that gratification until you have achieved a particularly difficult goal, task or study session.

6. Have realistic expectations. If you know a subject or task is challenging, don't set yourself up for failure, realize you are making small improvements each time you study, and work on a project. Know staying focused is an achievement and can be a learned behavior and new habit for longer periods of time.

Tutor Study Buddy We provide you with study skills to help make test taking, and doing homework easy!

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