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When a Student searches on TutStu, with any Subject or Branch name, they are shown a list of tutors on that subject. This is called Subject Search. For every tutor to get students, it is important to stay on the first page of Subject Search. Tutors who stay on the first page, receive more Student views. Hence, they have a greater chance of getting new Student requests. More Student requests means, more Business and more Earnings.

An article about the pros and cons of one-to-one computing in the classroom.

The key to success in a test as daunting as TOEFL® is in detailed, intense and purposeful preparation. What one individual needs to get to their goals is different from what the next one might need. This is why the need to have one personalized study plan based on one's needs and situation arises.

This site gives tips on how to connect classroom read alouds to standards.

Here's a list of ideas for making every read-aloud count, while assuring your principal that you are focused on meeting standards.

This is one in a series of articles that Cathy Puett Miller writes giving practical suggestion on how to get read alouds to cover the "standards"

"Search Tutor" is the fourth option in the Left Menu, inside Student Portal. Using this option, Students can Search, Find and Connect with more Tutors, as per their choice. Suppose, you already take tutoring for Math, you already have a Math tutor. Now you want to find another Math tutor. You might click on "Search Tutor", to search for another Math tutor. Again say, you already have a Math tutor. Now you may want to find an English tutor. Then you must click on 'Search Tutor' to find an English tutor. There is no limitation. Students can have unlimited number of tutors. Students can have multiple tutors in any subject. A Student might have 5 Tutors for Math, 3 Tutors for English, 4 Tutors for Science, 2 Tutors for History and so on.

Great hands on learning about strength and structure, hands-on learning

COUNTDOWN is a challenging interactive television math program which has engaged tens of thousands of students through broadcasts on cable television in Chicago. Capitalizing on the one on one relationship a student viewer has with television, COUNTDOWN makes math "work".

On April 9, 2012-- Gunsmoke: Bloody Hands On April 9, 2012-- The Whistler: The Strange Sisters On April 9, 2012-- Lux Radio Theater: Casablanca On April 1, 2012-- The Screen Guild Theater: Easter Parade RECENT SCRIPT ADDITIONS: (more...)

Great information for Fersonal fianance class on retirement and mortgages.

A lesson plan for psychology and FCCLA on human development. It includes information on Erik Erikson and the eight stages of life.

Great article on how social media can have adverse affect on students.

The TOEFL is not an easy exam to study for and pass, much less in a month. Dedication, however, and hard work can make it possible for you to go through an accelerated program such as the following one.

This is a unique site for a nontraditional home construction. Great for research on different building techniques in different countries for an architecture class.

One of my favorite sites is DisccoveryEducation.com that I use daily in the classroom. Discovery Education provides a wealth of classroom resources for all grade levels on various subject areas. I use this website daily in high school when teaching Reading, Science, and U.S. History classes.

I love all the free, quality resources on the Discovery Education site. Whenever I have time, I browse this site for newly added resources.

Description: The students will utilize Lego Mindstorm to move a cube from one place to another by constructing a driving base, programing the driving base on a computer through the Lego EV3 Mindstorm software, downloading the program to the onboard computer on the driving base, testing the program to see of the cube is relocated to the proper location, and then modifying the programing to see if they can move size cube to other various locations.

interesting read on parents' views

Just what I was searching for!

This is a must read for any teacher with behavior challenged students wether they are on an IEP or not!

This is a must read for any teacher with behavior challenged students wether they are on an IEP or not!