Just2 Tutoring & The Reluctant Student

When a student, for whatever reason, begins to disconnect from class content they often feel at a loss for how to get themselves back in step with the class. They feel awkward about approaching the teacher for support and often lack the skills to review past material while remaining up to date. They can appear … more »

Struggling with school

For some, school and the educational process are enjoyable and fulfilling. For others, it is a struggle.  This struggle can be due to developmental challenges, mental or emotional challenges, social challenges, or just a poor match in learning styles.  I have almost universally had a challenging relationship with education.  I love to learn and explore, … more »

It feels like Spring is here!

We had a lot to cover at March’s meeting, especially since February’s meeting was canceled due to snow. The most exciting development was the brand new Indie Ed business cards that were presented, thanks to Roberto Bianco and Sylvia Keepers (I gave my first one out that afternoon!). Following introductions, Roberto Bianco gave a very … more »

How College Admissions Decisions Are Made: Making a Case for Case Studies

This time of year, college admissions decisions are being released to seniors, which give them final notice of an acceptance, denial, or wait list. It’s an exciting time for most to see where they may attend in the fall, yet full of surprises. Some decisions are expected while others come as a shock. It is … more »