At school, kids have an understandable system with schedules, bells and recesses. But how to provide a child with a productive educational process in distance learning a.m. or p.m. is still unclear. In this article, let’s examine how a parent can help a child organize the workplace, what the daily routine should be now, and…
Continue ReadingMuch of today’s education system is based on students becoming familiar with a certain amount of simple present tense on their own. Reading books and manuals is a large part of the learning load. But it often happens that the child does not understand what he reads, or, more precisely, does not remember and perceive…
Continue ReadingTechnical specialties are very popular now. Because of this, many parents wonder how to get kids interested in math. Journalist Jennifer Doverspike offers her answer. Here is an adapted translation of her article. My young daughter sits at the kitchen table in front of a problem book, pencil clutched in her left hand, tongue slightly…
Continue ReadingWho’s is a contraction linking the words who is or who has, and whose is the possessive form of who. They may sound the same, but spelling them correctly can be tricky. To get into the difference between who’s and whose, read on. Who’s vs. Whose Both who’s and whose come from the pronoun who…
Continue ReadingThis blog post serves as a guide for students to be able to get their study habits together. We are outlining the best ways that you can get it together and begin to study for the SHSAT. Or, if you have already started, the ways to best optimize your progress. If you’re wondering how to study for the SHSAT,…
Continue ReadingEach year more than 25,000 students take the Specialized High Schools Admissions Test (SHSAT) to vie for roughly 5,000 seats at eight of the nine specialized high schools, including Bronx Science, Brooklyn Latin, Brooklyn Tech, High School for Math Science and Engineering at City College, High School of American Studies at Lehman College, Staten Island Tech, Stuyvesant and Queens High School of Science at York…
Continue ReadingLooking for a fun and effective way to reinforce the math skills learned in 5th grade? Try playing a game! Games are a great way to solidify the key lessons fifth graders learn in the classroom while also having fun. In this article, we’ll talk about the key skills students learn in fifth grade, why games are…
Continue ReadingStudying abroad Common core math is a dream for many Russians. After studying at prestigious foreign educational institutions, the chances of finding a prestigious job and having a great career at home increase tremendously. However, many do not dare to make their dream come true, mistakenly believing that studying abroad is only available to the…
Continue ReadingWho’s or whose technological development taking place during the 20th century has led to a large-scale expansion of people’s ability to communicate through the use of new technical means, thus generating more and more new systems of interaction. The main event in the evolution of the development of communication means at the end of the…
Continue ReadingGre vocab practice different people prefer different styles and methods of learning. Learning styles are the ways people learn. Each person combines different styles of learning. Some people have one dominant style and use other styles to a much lesser extent. Some people use different styles under different circumstances. There is no one right combination…
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