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The Value of Example Essays
One of the features which makes my services different is feedback. While numerous English teachers and writing instructors make comments on their students’ papers, I
Why an Online Tutor? Part Two: Some Students Prefer It
“He was thrilled he didn’t have to go to class.” I was recently talking to a university parent about her son’s experiences during COVID. The
Why an Online Tutor? Part One: The Challenge (and Opportunity) of COVID
COVID has hit everyone—or almost everyone—hard. For students, the challenges of the pandemic are well known. Learners forced into “hybrid classes” where some students are
Context Is Everything (Or Almost Everything)
While the COVID era has raised new questions about the S.A.T. and other standardized tests, for many students, the S.A.T. appears here to stay. In
Socratic Method: Asking the Hard Questions
Throughout my Teaching Evaluations, a consistent theme which emerges is the importance of curiosity and independent thinking: “[Nicholas] always promotes us to think the questions
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