(NY City Lens) By Krutika Pathi. Months before the fourth grade Common Core exams, Caroline Fisher, who lives in Carroll Gardens, went online and found a tutor specially experienced in teaching the Common Core curriculum for middle school students. Her daughter, Ava Fisher, who is in the fourth grade, now spends 10 hours […]
Read More »There is a unique and profound stress that comes from hearing one’s tutor has missed an assignment (tutor no show). Worse still: the assignment was missed and the tutor has become unresponsive. What essentially follows is a conversation with the parents during which a tutoring company owner is placed in the unenviable position of trying […]
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Read More »Test Prep & Tutoring Professionals has Launched an SAT/ACT Tutor Certification Program through its “Training Anytime” Learning Management System Boston, MA, November 23, 2018 –(PR.com)– The quality of today’s test prep tutor is generally related to past success on the SAT/ACT, familiarity with the test’s academic content, and the ability to quickly identify and explain […]
Read More »By Noah Knopf. Harvard Political Review The two major college entrance exams in the United States are going digital. Since 2015, ACT Inc. has been offering a digital version of its exam that is now being taken by 8 percent of ACT test takers. The College Board, makers of the rival SAT exam, now alsooffers […]
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