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Strategies to Improve Reading Comprehension
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Unveiling the Causes of Poor Reading Comprehension
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Bridging Academic Gaps One Strategy at a Time
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How can I keep my child busy during school breaks?
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While school breaks provide a well-deserved opportunity for relaxation and fun, it's also crucial to maintain a balance that keeps your child's educational progress on track. Here are a few tips to engage with learning during any school break: Set Aside Regular Reading Time: Encourage your child to explore different books. Set aside dedicated reading time each day, allowing them to choose books that capture their interest. Reading not only enhances vocabulary and comprehension but also fosters imagination and creativity. Discover Learning Opportunities in Various Activities: Random activities can be rich with learning opportunities. Whether it's a trip to the museum, a...
How Summer Tutoring Impacts Student Performance: A Case Study
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Our case study shows how a student can become a competitive scholar JUST by being enrolled in a tutoring program over the summer. Being proactive is essential because regression looks different for every scholar. Kids are bullied every day because they are not “smart”, which impacts the child’s confidence and attitude toward education.