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.
You are probably reading this right now stressed and frustrated because of the 4 letter word “math.” Well, we understand! That’s why we have decided to compile the top math websites we have found you can visit to enhance your skills in numbers and problem-solving. Important Note: If you are a teacher, advisor, organization, or …
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Ever wondered what it would be like to go deep-sea diving? Bet you didn’t know that it was a UC Berkeley Chemistry Professor that made it possible… we didn’t! UCB prides itself on a number of accomplishments and ranks highly in a number of areas. With a 14.8% average UC Berkeley acceptance rate 2020 for incoming, …
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Do your eyes light up every time you see an algebraic formula? Does your heart skip a beat when someone asks you to find the area of a triangle? Do you look forward to your 8 AM math class, hoping that your teacher gives you a pop quiz on angles or percentages? Do you enjoy …
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In one of our blogs, we have discussed the top scholarships for high school seniors and why it is necessary to apply for one if you want to get into your dream college. While it is true that a lot of private organizations offer a generous amount of money to aid students in their college …
College ain’t cheap! Sure there are academic scholarships, but some schools practically ask for half your leg before you can even be considered for one, and even then, how much of your expense does it really cover? That is why Merit scholarships are very important! You can actually get automatic full-ride scholarships simply by taking …
Whether it was being shoved in your locker in the halls or getting a swirly in the bathroom during lunch, we’ve all had to deal with bullies at some point in our lives. That’s why it is vital to learn how to deal with bullies at school. Okay, maybe those types of shenanigans only happen …
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When you get admitted to college, chances are that you will have to take an English course in which you are required to write academic essays that involve writing a thesis statement. Not to mention you’ll have prompts on your SATs, ACTs, and many of the scholarships you apply for. Reading a sample thesis statement …
DISCLAIMER: Keep in mind, the following steps are only applicable if your child qualifies for the ACT/ SAT extra time. Please do not abuse the system and request test accommodations if you truly don’t need it. It is not fair or right. As a past SAT/ACT tutor, I can say that some students need extra …
Think of a significant event in your life that you found stressful. Now, try to remember what you were thinking at that time. If you look back on it now, you may recall having some of these same questions as an 8th grader, moving on to high school. Wouldn’t it be nice if you received …
Does your child deserve the opportunity to be successful? Of course. That’s why preparing for college admissions should be a priority. Every child, including yours, has unique gifts and the ability to achieve success, but in order to maximize your child’s potential, giving her proper college education is paramount. Without the diploma and the education …
