We are committed not only to explaining difficult math concepts and offering feedback on essay drafts, but also to equipping our students with the study skills needed to thrive throughout their educational careers. While coaching study skills and test-taking techniques is always a component of our tutoring, we also teach students who need to learn to study independent of any one class.
Talk with a Director about How Our Study Skills Tutoring Can Help
When we work with a student specifically on study skills, we draw our material from that student’s own course load. We show students how to take clear, concise, and pertinent notes; devise study schedules for history and science, classes that greatly reward regular review; and break writing assignments into manageable stages. Because all of this happens in the context of the student’s own classes, it is both immediately relevant and of great value for the rest of the academic career.
Learn to identify critical information and organize it into effective notes. Then, apply these skills in different contexts, like studying a textbook or observing a classroom lecture.
Discover how to schedule your time effectively and break down big tasks into manageable pieces. Identify the environmental factors that impact your study time.
Let us help you create study guides, identify and assimilate key information, practice for testing situation, learn to manage test anxiety, and master techniques to catch and prevent errors.
Develop the tools to study more effectively and assimilate more information. Learn about mnemonics, what “good” practice feels like, and how much studying is the right amount.
Increase your engagement with schoolwork by relating your course material to real life situations, using it in different contexts, and integrating multiple skills on complex tasks, such as problem-solving.
We help you focus on long-term success by teaching meta-cognition, critical thinking skills, and how to apply creativity to your academic undertakings.
Work with a professional tutor to fill in content gaps, complete homework assignments, and develop your study skills.
