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From Scary to Grateful

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scary-mask-with-glassesHalloween was a time of being scared for fun and intentionally.

Math does not need to be a time of being scared or overwhelmed or confused.

 

Math anxiety can be triggered by:
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Signed numbers
Variables
Trigonometric functions
Limits
Proofs
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Loooong solutions
Application or word problems
Tests or quizzes
Etc….

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Math confidence can be created by:
Identifying and clarifying misunderstandings
Learning in a way that makes sense to you
Practice with assistance
Practice on own

 

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Become thankful that you can use math confidently!

 

  • Share what causes you math anxiety.
  • What do you want to be grateful about mathematically?


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Teacher-To-Be Tests

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Glasses with eyesThe PAPA Test & the PRAXIS Series Tests are necessary steps on your way to teaching in Pennsylvania. If you’re a bit fuzzy on the math needed to do well on these tests, let me make it perfectly clear.

I can, also, sharpen your time-management and test-taking skills. You will have all the tools you need to be an A+ teacher in no time!

Email  sTighe@PaMathTutor.com now or click BookNow on any page to schedule your first session at a time convenient for you to learn all you need to succeed.

GRE, GMAT, Gee…whatever standardized exam

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The median you know is the one to avoid in the middle of the road and no clue what it is in a triangle?

Probability you probably haven’t done for quite some time…

Fractions creating a fractious you? [Look it up; I did. Fractious is a word!]

Radicals you’d rather avoid and not just politically?

The math topics you need can be refreshed, relearned, or taught in a way you finally understand. Contact sTighe@PaMathTutor.com

If you need to take the GRE, GMAT, or another standardized exam to move forward, I can help you succeed. Not only will you learn the math skills you need, but also test-taking techniques and other tips to help you on all future exams as well. Make your life easier. Schedule a session today at a time that is most convenient for you.

Keystones…

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How many shuddered over that word? You are not alone! If the Keystone Algebra I Exam has been a struggle for you and/or your high schooler, please know there is a solution.

Whether you need one point or many to be considered proficient, you can be like the many students I have helped and put the Keystone Algebra I Exam successfully in your past.

Contact me at sTighe@PaMathTutor.com.

Summer Online Math Courses

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School’s out for summer! Cue the song…

Weeell, not for everyone. Summer online courses are a great way to catch up, get ahead, or just normal for many.

They can also be frustrating when you don’t have clear explanations or content that actually prepares you for the next course.

The reason for difficulty learning from an online math course can be as unique as the student.

Fortunately, your solution is here:
Customized tutoring available when you are.

Contact me at sTighe@PaMathTutor.com to discuss how to replace frustration with success!

Relief is just a click away.

COLLEGE STUDENTS: End of the Semester Time Management Tips

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It’s that wonderful time of the year…FINALS!

Before you panic, catch up on all of the seasons of your favorite show, and/or consider which course (or courses) you need to pull an all-nighter for, STOP!

With a little bit of planning you can not only survive the end of the semester crunch and finals week, but actually do well. (Yes, it IS possible)

  1. Create a quick basic to-do list for each course
  2. Break down each course to-do list into manageable steps (basics in “How to eat an elephant”)
  3. Prioritize and put each step on your calendar
  4. STICK TO YOUR SCHEDULE

Voila! End of semester stress relieved. You’re welcome.

NOW GO DO IT!!

And if you need any math assistance, click on the BookNow link on any of my pages to see my availability. See ya!

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