AJ Tutoring blog - The Learning Curve

Introduction As a child, I can remember walking into the library for the first time. The smell of the books, the gurgle of the water feature, the hushed voices of the librarians all had a profound impact on me. I had demonstrated enough responsibility to be entrusted with a library card and could ...

While we are all enjoying our summer vacation and the pace that this season of life affords us, the school year will pick back up sooner rather than later. With that our rising sixth graders are facing the greatest transition and challenge that they have faced to date. They are going to be ...

Introduction Improving Accuracy in Math: Essential Tips At AJ Tutoring, we frequently encounter students who are well-versed in key math concepts but struggle to achieve the scores they expect on quizzes and tests. A common culprit behind these unexpected results is inaccuracy—a challenge that ...

I tend to fidget. I fiddle with my pens, bounce my knees, and doodle while listening. When I was in school, I resisted my fidgets as much as I could. In fact, the only times my fidgeting really got me into trouble was when I would get caught playing with beeswax under my desk or drawing in the ...