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How to Reduce Homework Stress Without Sacrificing Academics | 9 Essential Tips

Homework is designed to reinforce classroom learning, develop independent study skills, and prepare students for assessments. However, when homework becomes overwhelming, it can lead to stress, anxiety, and even burnout. Many students and parents struggle to strike...

Is Homework Helping or Hurting Your Child’s Learning?

In an era where educational trends are constantly shifting, homework has become a topic of heated debate among parents, educators, and students. Some argue that it creates unnecessary stress, while others believe it's essential to reinforcing classroom learning. So,...

What to Expect from one-on-one Tutoring in the First Month

Personalized tutoring can be a game-changer for students struggling to keep up or seeking to get ahead. But for parents and students new to one-on-one tutoring, the first month can feel like stepping into uncharted territory. What happens in those early sessions? How...
5 Benefits of Online Tutoring Vs. In-person Tutoring

5 Benefits of Online Tutoring Vs. In-person Tutoring

Education is key to success, and tutoring is an effective way to ensure academic progress. Whether online tutoring or one-on-one tutoring, you have the option to suit your educational needs. The problem is that in-person tutoring may only sometimes be an ideal option,...

Managing Your Mental Health at School

Managing Your Mental Health at School

Mental health is important. Students must maintain good mental health because when they don’t, their wellness and performance will deteriorate. As parents, it’s possible to help your student keep their mental health in check. Here are a few things that will improve...

Why School Days Should Be Shorter

Why School Days Should Be Shorter

Shorter school days may seem like a bad idea at first glance. Students get less instruction time with teachers, less time for tests, more potential homework, and more. Our private school: The Tenney School has been using shorter class periods for over half a century...