High school, also called secondary school, usually includes 9th or 10th grade through 12th grade, depending on the school district. Secondary subjects cover mathematics, history, science, english, physical education, sports, and art. When kids struggle in high school it is usually in the main subjects of math (algebra 1, geometry, algebra 2, pre-calculus, calculus, statistics), science, or english (reading and writing). There are on-level classes, honors, and Advanced Placement courses. College preparation is also important during this time.
Amidst your busy life of after-school sports, school dances, sleepovers, and more…college is on the horizon. And it’s an expensive horizon. While there ARE 11+ billion dollars in merit based scholarships out there that will actually pay for your good grades and high test scores, why miss out on the opportunity to get a piece …
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Your child’s success in school and on standardized tests like the PSAT, SAT, ACT, and state exams (depending on which state you are in) all hinge in great part on his/her math skills! Unfortunately, many parents report having forgotten most of what they learned about math from school and/or a general fear and anxiety at …
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Some weeks it seems like we don’t have nearly enough time to accomplish things! Your high schooler may feel the same way, and when they’re stressed about upcoming tests and losing track of assignments in their messy backpacks, their grades can suffer. This is why teaching them time management for teens is crucial. Benefits of …
Want to hear something totally crazy? You can earn a college degree… IN HIGH SCHOOL. What! Yes. It’s called Dual Enrolment— an awesome way for you to save time and money while getting a headstart on your college career. If you are interested to learn more about this exciting program, we suggest that you read …
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What can be a HUGE source of debt? Student Loans. If you have an extra $60,000 or so to throw every year, then why not go to an Ivy League school. But for those of us who don’t, you can get just as good of education and all the benefits of an elite university from …
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Understanding how to use a planner for school is an essential skill in studying. Don’t believe me. Let me give you an example. You are relaxing at home after a long day at school after freelancing as a writer. You kicked back on the couch with some snacks, watching your favorite Netflix show, when suddenly …
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There are definitely two distinct sides to the argument of whether or not your teen should work while studying. Some have enough means to skip working while others don’t have any choice. Regardless of the reason why your child is working in high school, you must understand that there are several pros and cons in …
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If you’re looking for an idea for an upcoming science project, or just looking for something fun to do one afternoon… you’ve come to the right place because we listed some science experiments in this blog! Here at Student-Tutor, we love science! From Thomas Edison, Albert Einstein, and Nikola Tesla, to today’s modern renegades like …
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What’s are the differences between AP and honors classes? This is a question with which many parents seriously struggle with whether they are enrolling their child in a private or public school. Should my son or daughter take AP or honors courses? Which are harder? Which look better for college admissions? Are AP and honors …
So you’re finally heading off to high school. You’ve got their textbooks, school supplies, new shoes, a calculator, and a thirst for adventure. Odds are you’re excited, but nervous, pacing the floor with worry. You are wondering whether your teachers will be good, what high school clubs you will join, what papers you will need to …
