With English, Math, Reading, Science and Writing to tackle, the ACT can be a little intimidating. But, break it down section by section and it’s really not that difficult to prepare for.
Here is what you need to know about each section of the ACT and how you can help your child prepare for it.
Watching your child flourish in school and get straight A’s is one of the greatest rewards for a parent. While it’s great to watch your child succeed with nothing more than natural talent, it is not always the case. Sometimes students need a little extra help and guidance to keep them on the right track. Even students that typically excel academically can have difficulty with a subject, this is normal.
Read MoreTaking the ACT score the second time is not a bad thing, it can be a great thing! Taking the test multiple times can not only help improve your score, but it can help you reach your ideal score. Like writing an essay, it’s important to start with a first draft and finish with a strong, final essay. Taking a test more than once can help you produce better results.
Read MoreAs parents, we’re supposed to help our children become well-rounded by enriching their minds, but does that even mean?How exactly do I enrich my child? And how do I make sure what I’m doing is right?
Read MoreOne of greatest skills you can give to your child is being organized! If they are taught at a young age to be organized, they will be rest of their lives. Plus, if they’re organized your life will become a lot easier. You might think that teaching your child to be organized is difficult and tedious, but it’s not! Here are 11 things you can do to get started right away.
Read MoreWriting isn’t natural, it takes time and practice. It is a learned skill, and over time you eventually become proficient in it. However, reading and writing always go hand in hand, so if you want to better your writing skills, start with reading first.
1. Be a role model. Kids model after their parents’ behaviors, so it’s important to practice writing around them. Whatever type of writing you may be doing throughout the day, expose your child to it. Encourage your children to write in a journal or even write letters to their friends, not only will this enhance their writing skills, but make it will make it fun.
How do you know when your child needs a tutor?
Are their grades slipping? Do they have trouble managing time? Can you see the frustration on their face when they do homework?
These are all signs that your child needs help and support from a qualified tutor. Once the decision has been made to hire a tutor, an even harder decision awaits- choosing the right tutoring service.
Several types of academic tutoring services are out there, all with different tutoring styles. So, where do you start? Which one should you pick? How do you know if the tutor will actually help?
Below are 5 steps to help you find the perfect tutor for your child.
We at The House understand the frustration that comes with watching your child struggle in school. With often overcrowded classrooms and increasingly difficult curriculum, it can be a struggle for students to keep up, much less excel. We would love to help!
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