How to Learn Multiplication Times Tables – Part 1
Written by: Tara Johnson, OCT, Academic Director -How to Learn Multiplication Times Tables – Part 1 Learning multiplication times tables can be challenging for some students. Multiplication is a foundational math skill that students must master to apply it effectively in other mathematical concepts. As students progress through their education, the importance of knowing their […]
Fun At Home Science Activities – Astronomy for Kids
Written by: Victoria, Summer Science Ambassador – Fun At Home Science Activities – Astronomy for Kids (Home Science Activities) This week’s experiment is all about moon phases. If you have ever been outside at night then you may have noticed that the moon looks different on different days, but why is […]
Fun At Home Science Activities – Non-Newtonian Fluids for Kids
Fun At Home Science Activities – Non-Newtonian Fluids for Kids Written by Victoria, Summer Science Ambassador – Fun at home science activities This week’s science activity is all about Non-newtonian fluids. Non-Newtonian fluids are liquids with a viscosity that can change. Viscosity is how fast or slow a liquid can flow. If a […]
Fun At Home Science Activities – Physics for Kids
Fun At Home Science Activities – Physics for Kids Written by Victoria, Summer Science Ambassador – At Home Science Activities This week’s summer science activity is about kinetic and potential energy. Potential energy is when an object has energy stored and it has the ability to do something. So when you hold a ball […]
Fun At Home Science Activities – Chemistry for Kids
Fun At Home Science Activities – Chemistry for Kids Written By: Victoria, Summer Science Ambassador – Fun At Home Science Activities This week’s science activity is all about density. Density is how much space it takes up (Volume) and how heavy it is (Mass). So when we say an object is dense it means […]
Fun At Home Science Activities – Batteries | Electricity for Kids
Fun At Home Science Activities – Batteries | Electricity for Kids Written by Victoria, Summer Science Ambassador (science activities for kids) This week’s experiment is a great addition to our series of science activities for kids and focuses on electricity, more specifically batteries. Batteries are a common power source for many of our everyday appliances […]
Beyond the Classroom: Choosing Extracurricular Activities That Shape Your Future
Choosing Extracurricular Activities That Shape Your Future By Panav Sharma – Extracurricular Activities that shape your future In the landscape of modern education, extracurricular activities play a pivotal role in shaping a student’s personal and academic development. Beyond the confines of classroom walls, these activities offer a dynamic platform for self-exploration, skill acquisition, and […]
Fun At Home Science Activities – How to Make a Rocket | Astronomy for Kids
Fun At-Home Science Activities: How to Make a Rocket | Astronomy for Kids Written by Victoria, Summer Science Ambassador This week’s experiment is all about rocket ships and how people got to the moon. In 1969, the first astronauts landed on the moon. Can you believe that was 55 years ago! It took many years before […]
Fun At-Home Science Activities – DNA Experiment for Kids | Biology for Kids
Fun At-Home Science Activities – DNA Experiment for Kids | Biology for Kids Written by Victoria, Summer Science Ambassador Engaging in science activities at home during the summer is a fantastic way for students to continue learning while having fun. Summer activities that focus on science help maintain and even enhance academic skills, preventing […]
Why Summer Learning is Crucial for Your Child’s Development
Why Summer Learning is Crucial for Your Child’s Development Although summer is supposed to be a break and your child is looking forward to no classes, there are many benefits to summer learning throughout July and August. Younger children are particularly vulnerable to learning loss. “In general, kids learn a lot more in kindergarten, first […]
Summer Reading: Preparing for University Humanities Courses
Summer Reading: Preparing for University Humanities Courses Written by: Ethan Pauly Reading time: 5 minutes Summer offers opportunity for high school students aiming for university to prepare academically and mentally, especially those interested in the humanities. The long, leisurely days without the pressure of school deadlines are perfect for delving into a diverse array […]
It’s May and my child is failing – Can they still pass this semester?
It’s May and my child is failing – Can they still pass this semester? How effective tutoring strategies can help your child see success. Written by: Tara Johnson, OCT 4 Min Read In today’s blog, I am going to cover one of the most common questions that I get towards the end of any semester, […]
The Power of Personalized Learning: How Customized Tutoring Can Transform Education
The Power of Personalized Learning: How Customized Tutoring Can Transform Education By: Timothy Korottchenko No two students are the same – so why would educators and tutors treat them as such? One size does not fit all in the quickly changing educational scene of today. The varied needs of students, particularly those who struggle […]
Keeping the Momentum: Strategies to Maintain Student Motivation Mid-Year
Keeping the Momentum: Strategies to Maintain Student Motivation Mid-Year By Panav Sharma As the novelty of the new school year wears off and the end still seems far on the horizon, maintaining student motivation can become a significant challenge for educators and parents alike. This is true for both elementary and high school settings, […]
DISCOVERING THE ORIGIN AND SIGNIFICANCE OF PI DAY
The Story Behind Pi Day Inception and Origins Pi Day, celebrated on March 14th (3.14), has a rich historical significance that dates back to its inception. The annual observance of Pi Day has its roots deeply embedded in the mathematical concept of Pi and its cultural importance. Exploring the historical roots and significance of […]
