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By Marvin B. | 3/2/2013 3:46 AM CST |

Rather than repeat my open response, I would just like to take the opportunity to thank this site for its creation. I was referred to this service by one of my old professors from Skyline College in San Bruno, CA. Everyday, I wake up looking for a purpose i-n the morning. Education is a two-way street. Getting diplomas and degrees is a function of being a hard-working student coupled with knowledgeable professors, supportive friends and family and persistence. Being a tutor is a chance to provide encouragement and academic success to students in need of strengthening their weaknesses....

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Congratulations to MADISON for her dedication and good grades in her challenging business classes.

By Paul C. | 12/16/2012 6:42 AM CST |

Congratulations to MADISON for her dedication and good grades in her challenging business classes. Madison, we're proud of you for doing a great job--it looks like you're going to get A's and B's in all of your classes. Since you are taking some very challenging subjects, passing them all and getting good grades is a praiseworthy accomplishment on your part!

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Congratulations to CHRIS, for getting A's in some very challenging business courses.

By Paul C. | 12/16/2012 6:33 AM CST |

Congratulations to CHRIS, for getting A's in some very challenging business courses. You are taking a heavy load of classes, plus you have other multiple responsibilities. You deserve a lot of credit for your good work in your Information Systems, Financial Accounting II, Management, and other classes. You're headed for success. Keep up the good work!

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Congratulations to Niesha for getting an "A" on her Operations Management final exam.

By Paul C. | 12/16/2012 6:25 AM CST |

Congratulations to Niesha for getting an "A" on her Operations Management final exam. That was a challenging class, and I know you worked hard for your good grades. I am so proud of you for your dedication and resulting success. Keep up the good work, and before you know it, you will be graduating!

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It's Christmas!

By Diana G. | 12/3/2012 8:08 AM CST |

It's ChristmasTime!

Can you believe another year will soon be over? As we reflect on this years events and look forward to a bright new year, keep your childs' education in mind. There are so many opportunities we all need to take advantage of.

There are so many educational games, cards, books, and even dvd's that would make great stocking stuffers, events to broaden your childs' mind and time spent just talking. And of course, your weekly tutoring sessions!

During this free time between the holidays, I will be available and ready to work around your busy Christmas and New Years schedules...

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Success vs. Stress, including Fear of Failure and Memory Problems

By Paul C. | 4/24/2012 7:27 AM CST |

A few keys to success in school (for people with or without A.D.D.):

We need to concentrate on taking notes in classes, and possibly use a digital recorder to record some classes. (That makes a tremendous difference for many of my A.D.D. students, because they can "go back and listen" to things they missed when distractions occurred.) Examples of distractions include when other students are moving or making noises, worries or concerns**, being hungry, needing to go to the restroom, looking for a pen or pencil, or needing to sharpen a pencil, etc. There are many sources of distractions. Even...

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Helping students to become self-sufficient, confident, and successful in school

By Paul C. | 3/15/2012 9:54 AM CST |

I was reading what another WyzAnt tutor said, and I realized that he and I have the same attitude towards tutoring:

We cherish each and every student, and enjoy working with them, but we don’t necessarily want to build a long-term relationship with them. I compare this situation to birds learning to fly. They need help at first, but it is important for them to learn to be self-sufficient, and learn to handle the challenges on their own.

My goal is to help you to get on track, fill in some "gaps," and then let you "fly" on your own, when you are ready.

In the future, if more help is needed...

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Happy New Year!

By Debra F. | 12/27/2011 7:54 AM CST |

Each year we turn a calendar over to January 1st and remarkably feel like it is a new beginning. For many it is just one more day in the count down to January final exams. For others it is decision time - do I stay in school another semester and take a break?

Education is never a gamble. It will always be a benefit to those who put forth the effort. For those who are struggling in a formal program at a college or university, it is worth while to remember that self-education is also a proven route. There are many very successful people who developed knack for assimilating new information...

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Accounting Success

By Mary D. | 10/22/2011 11:37 AM CST |

I have great success in tutoring students enrolled in accounting courses. Many are confused regarding debits and credits and basically do not know what to do with the numbers. I want students to understand why we go through the steps to produce financial information. It really all does make sense. I have several years of experience in corporate accounting management. I currently teach and tutor accounting at a metro Atlanta technical college. I have a current CPA license and received my MBA in Accounting and Finance from Georgia State University. If you are having a tough time understanding...

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How to do your BEST THINKING during the BIG TEST

By Paul C. | 9/10/2011 8:39 AM CST |

Getting plenty of sleep EVERY NIGHT during the week of the big test.

Drinking plenty of water (some extra) for SEVERAL DAYS BEFORE the test, and enough during the test too, in small sips. (Having to go to the bathroom a lot is also stressful, so moderation is important here). They say most people don't drink nearly enough water. If we are even slightly dehydrated, it can cause the brain to slow down 10 to 20% or more, which makes a big difference on timed tests that require you to think QUICKLY.

Getting exercise, and the right mix of oxygen to the brain is so important. Exercise can also...

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