Interested in learning more about the world of education and how to best navigate it? The StudyTime Tutoring blog provides resources for parents and students on topics like “how to get into college”, or “how to get better grade’s”, and help you become a more effective learner. Furthermore, there are a great deal of resources for parents interested either homeschooling their students or supporting them at with distanced learning.
COVID-19 has been largely disruptive to normal life across the globe. A growing concern amongst many educators and parents is the impact of indefinite school closures on the typical academic goals of students. Learn how to help your student while schools are indefinitely closed.
Read MoreAre you struggling with how to teach your child to read? You’re not alone! Teaching reading can be hard; it is hard to explain, and requires a lot of practice and patience. Luckily, with a little guidance reading can be easier to teach than it may seem. Learn how to reach reading today!
Read MoreAre you interested in going to college? Do you have a few competitive dream schools that you would love to attend? Building a great college application can start as early as Freshman year, but even if you are not a Freshman it is not to too late to start focusing on these 5 areas to build the best application possible! Learn how to get into to college today!
Read MoreThe ISEE and HSPT are common exams used by private school across the country and in the Bay Area. Learn important differences between the two exams including which schools require which exams, and if one exam is harder than the other!
Read MoreAre you taking the SAT in the near future or beginning your SAT preparations but aren’t sure what’s on the test? Are you not what to focus on and what to gloss over? In this guide, we will break down each section of the SAT, what type of questions to expect, and what content you need to know.
Read MoreDo you have questions about how the essay portion of the SAT is scored? Are you interested in a formula that will maximize your score? The good news is that the SAT essay is the same process regardless of the test date. This helps the college board standardize the process, and help you prepare for it ahead of time.
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