Top Tips for How To Support Your Kids During Distance Learning Your house may now be your child’s classroom. You may feel a little lost about how to make that work alongside your own obligations. Here is your Distance Learning Survival Guide - some helpful teacher tips for supporting your child with distance learning or even homework time: Use simple, real consequences “If you do … [Read more...]
Get Better Grades: RITES Test Preparation and Study Skills Workshops and 1-to-1 Tutoring
Test Preparation and Study Skills: Get Better Grades and Scores Without test preparation techniques, even very smart students' grades may suffer. With proven methodologies, RITES has helped thousands of students get better grades and test scores, either via individualized tutoring and/or study skills classes / workshops. See options below and let us know how RITES can best help your … [Read more...]
You Can Fight Illiteracy in Rhode Island
Read about a student's literacy journey. A. is a young adult, who recognized it’s never too late to claim his right to literacy. It took a lot for him to gather the courage to leave the house and begin tutoring with RITES teacher, Deborah Phillips (pictured here, working on their Wilson reading and spelling lesson). While he receives some financial assistance from RITES, that money will run … [Read more...]
Study Skills and Test Preparation Success Strategies From RITES
RITES' Proven Study Skills Methodologies Lead to Better Grades and Improved Test Scores Even if a student is naturally very smart, his or her grades may suffer due to a lack of strong study skills and adequate test preparation. For example, think of the human brain as a muscle that must be properly strengthened and developed, or it can grow weak from lack of exercise. See options below and let us … [Read more...]
Meet Our New Math Tutors
Need Help with Math? High school grades matter, and high school math skills are 50% of your SAT score. Get ahead and be prepared for your next test with one of our new math tutors. Meet Math Tutor John Simpson Many people struggle with math, or just plainly don’t like it; for others, it comes quite naturally. I’ve experienced both sides of this at different times in my life, giving me … [Read more...]