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What We Mean When We Talk About Study Skills

When we think about success at school, we typically envision filling every available after-school hour with hard work. An industrious student may feel that the best strategy is to cram as much studying as possible into every available moment. However, more studying does not automatically equal ...

 

What to Know About AP Precalculus!

AP Precalculus is the newest AP math course to be introduced with the first test happening in 2024. With this test being so new, there are many questions people have about it and many people wondering if they should take the exam. Here are 4 things you should know about the AP Precalculus Exam. ...

 

Addressing Learning Differences and Gaps in Math!

When it comes to mathematics tutoring for both high school and college students, the connection between the student and tutor is paramount. On one side of the table sits a tutor, often a math enthusiast who grasps algebraic concepts intuitively. On the other side sits a student with an ...

 

Going Back to Literature Classics: Can They Still Be Useful to Read Now?

To put the answer simply, yes! A prime example is The Odyssey (2026) film that grossed over 1 billion dollars in box office sales– a film based on the ancient Greek literary classic by Homer. Homer’s epic poem, among other literary classics such as The Scarlet Letter, A Tale of Two Cities, ...

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