Introduction Greek letter societies, also known as Greek-letter organizations or simply Greek organizations, have a long and rich history that dates back to the late 18th century. These societies, often found in colleges and universities, play a significant role in shaping campus life, fostering brotherhood or sisterhood among members, and contributing to various philanthropic activities. … Read more
Introduction As we continue to explore the vast expanse of the universe, the question of whether human life can exist beyond Earth becomes increasingly intriguing. While our home planet remains the ideal habitat for us, scientists and astronomers have identified several celestial bodies with potential habitable conditions. In this article, we will delve into … Read more
Looking for the best kitchen utensils? Check out this list of the top 10 kitchen utensils you can find on Amazon. From versatile spatulas to handy measuring cups, these utensils will make your cooking experience a breeze. Introduction Cooking is an art, and the right utensils are the tools that help you create a … Read more
A lot of people have been asking how to repost on TikTok. If you are one of such people, you will learn how to do that in this blog post. Reposting and removing reposts on TikTok is one of the easiest things to do aside from liking and commenting on videos. Some common questions people … Read more
Articles by Marina Koestler Ruben WASHINGTON CITY PAPER “Middle Kingdom Meets Elementary School”: Cover story about Washington Yu Ying, D.C.’s first public charter school for Chinese language immersion – read article “Hire Education: Money Is No Object When You’re Tutoring Potomac’s Prodigies”: Cover story about tutoring in Potomac, Maryland – read article SMITHSONIAN.COM “The Rain in Spain … Read more
Investing can be a great way to grow your wealth and achieve financial stability. But with so many investment options available, it can be difficult to know which one is right for you. Before you invest, it’s important to ask yourself some key questions to make sure you’re making a sound decision. In this blog, … Read more
In March 2010, the New York Times printed an article about “The Streak,” a 3,218-night tradition: Jim Brozina, a children’s librarian, read aloud to his daughter Kristen every night, starting when she was in fourth grade and going through her first night of college. Kristen–now going by her lit-inspired middle names, Alice Ozma–has written a memoir, The Reading Promise. I expected a … Read more
Earlier this week, I read Bossypants, Tina Fey’s memoir-style humor book. Knowing that Fey has a young daughter, I wanted to see if she’d say anything relevant to the parent-tutor mindset. She did, but not where I expected. Fey wrote about mothering, but of greater value were her thoughts on improvisational comedy: [The rule] of improvisation is … Read more
Through the BzzAgent program, I’ve been getting free Kindle copies of publications by The Domino Project. Most recently, I received Read This Before Our Next Meeting: The modern meeting standard for successful organizations by Al Pittampalli. (Anyone can download the digital edition for free until Tuesday, August 9.) The gist of the book is that meetings often hinder rather than help; Pittampalli describes … Read more
A How to Tutor blog reader (and mother of four), Sarah Lake, sent me this comment: I really love the way that you encourage parents to capitalize on teachable moments. I have spent years thinking that teaching my kids needs to be a formal affair, but that’s far from true! Such a nice reminder, as much of our education comes … Read more
