AJ Tutoring blog - The Learning Curve

For juniors, college may feel far away, but smart planning starts now. Junior year is the perfect time to research schools, build strong extracurriculars, and refine academic goals. Our team here at AJ is available to start with incoming juniors right away and prepare them for the jam packed road ...

As students get into Geometry, Algebra, and higher math classes, a common question arises: “when will I ever need this?” Students now often encounter challenges that go beyond simple calculations and core math skills; these higher math classes require critical thinking and problem-solving ...

An Introduction to AP History AP history classes are starting to ramp up, and sometimes that first unit test doesn’t go quite as a student wants. Be it AP US history, AP World, or AP Euro, if this is a student’s first time taking an AP history class, the nuances of the test questions can be ...

It’s always exciting for me to meet a new student for the first time. One of the first questions I like to ask is what they like to do outside of school. First of all, I’m genuinely interested in what motivates my students outside the classroom, and second, their avocations are much more ...