Do you have trouble remembering what you read? If so, try these reading methods. When I was a student, I had trouble remembering things that I read. Whether it was key facts from textbooks or events from literature, I had difficulty memorizing the information for exams or essays. There were certain things I would retain, […]
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Do you have trouble managing your time? Do you always procrastinate? Here’s a theory that can help you use your time more efficiently: Parkinson’s Law. Each day, I have a set of tasks that I have to do. But I always leave the most difficult one to the last minute. I would do all of
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Do you want to know what subject-verb agreements are? Read on for the definition and for examples. Every time a new student signed up for English tutorials, I always got them to do a grammar review quiz. On this quiz, there would be a section where I ask them to write a sentence or two
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Do you want to know what the types of sentences are? Do you also want to know what the different sentence structures are? Read this blog post. A couple of years ago, I had one of my younger students (grade 4, if I remember correctly) do a story prompt. She took roughly 30 minutes to
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Do you want to know how to use superlative and comparative adverbs and adjectives the right way? This blog post shares how with explanations and examples. Have you ever talked to a person and they keep describing days via most brightest or more brighter? I have and, not to be rude, but it really irritates
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