By: Anna Knotts
Tutoring Tips #12
February 12, 2016For this week’s first tip, you’ll have to know if your student is competitive or not. I don’t think it’ll work…
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February 8, 2016We are about half way through the tutoring year! Some of us have about ten sessions left. This is a great…
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January 25, 2016Struggling readers are often struggling writers, too! Let’s get creative as we help our students improve their writing skills: Students that…
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January 18, 2016The more you switch up your strategies, the more success you’ll have in keeping your student motivated. Here are two tips…
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January 12, 2016Happy New Year! Here are some tips for us — both of these should help create some variety to your session!…
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December 14, 2015Struggling readers will benefit from activities that are multisensory. Let’s try to make our activities include “saying”, “seeing”, and “moving” at the…
Read MoreTutoring Tips #6
December 10, 2015We’ve been tutoring for several weeks. By now, you’re probably in a great routine/rhythm. However, sometimes it’s good to add a…
Read MoreTutoring Tips #5
December 5, 20151. Are you looking for a short story (with related comprehension questions) that is based on your student’s interests? Try www.readworks.org Last year,…
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November 23, 2015We’ve recently heard feedback about how it can be difficult to work with a student with attention concerns. The first tip…
Read MoreTutoring Tips #3
November 17, 2015Here are some tutoring tips that you can try. If you have alphabet letters or flashcards, take turns forming words and…
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