AJ Tutoring blog - The Learning Curve

Do you remember being fifteen or sixteen, all dressed up and ready to walk into your first interview? Maybe it was for a local chain restaurant, or a bowling alley, and your palms are more sweaty than you thought was possible! Now imagine being ten or thirteen, and you are about to walk into a ...

You have been studying all summer and have continued to practice after school. Now it is time to put your knowledge to the test during the October ACT exam! Here are some tried and true tips to get you ready for test day: Don’t cram the night before the exam! You have practiced and ...

I have often talked to students about which language they should take for their foreign language elective. Statistics show that about 70% of high school students decide to take either French or Spanish. These are some great languages with very developed curricula, and their real life ...

Many people hear the phrase tutoring and picture juniors gathered around workbooks preparing for their SAT’s, or middle school students working out basic algebraic equations with their tutor correcting their work. While all of those scenarios are true to the AJ experience, there is so much ...