Tutoring

Hey there! I’m Suhani Mittal, a senior at Walter Payton College Prep in Chicago, and I want to share my journey and reasons for becoming a volunteer tutor. It’s been an eye-opening experience, and I think it could be for you too! Making a Real Difference and Learning Beyond Books When I first considered volunteering, […]

In the backdrop of an ever-morphing world, where thoughts and technologies intertwine and change, the realm of creative writing stands as a sanctuary for young minds. Diving into its depths, they not only grasp the essence of expression but also the profound intricacies of thought, emotion, imagination, and understanding. The Symphony of Thought: Critical Thinking

Benjamin Bloom, born in Lansford, Pennsylvania, was born on February 21, 1913. He loved to read and would research everything. In 1935, he received his degrees, bachelor’s and master’s, from Pennslyvania State University. Later in 1942, he received a Ph.D in education from University of Chicago. Bloom primarily focused on the theory of mastery learning

Chicago, famous for its mouth-watering deep-dish pizzas, vibrant jazz culture, and stunning skyscrapers, has another side to its story. Beneath its energetic vibes lies a concern about educational disparity. For many children, especially those from low-income backgrounds, a quality education seems like a distant dream. Here’s where free tutoring steps in as a possible solution.

Margaret Bancroft was born on June 28, 1854, in Philadelphia. After graduating from high school, she began her path to become a teacher. From the beginning of her career as a teacher, she primarily focused on educating students with special needs. Back then, there weren’t many opportunities given to children with special needs and often,

Education has evolved significantly, and online learning has become a powerful tool in shaping the academic success of middle school students. Evergreen Learning Chicago, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing free online tutoring in Chicago, has played a pivotal role in enhancing the academic achievement of middle school students in the Chicago area. This article

Mary Mcleod Bethune was born near Maysville, North Carolin, on July 10, 1875. As a child, her mother and she worked hard to buy land from her mother’s previous owner. Later, Bethune received an opportunity for education and graduated in 1894. During her education, she was taught how to be a missionary, however, soon after

One-on-one tutoring, a powerful educational tool, is the key to unlocking a brighter academic future for students. In this article, we will explore the definition and significance of one-on-one tutoring, emphasizing its accessibility through free tutoring in Chicago by Evergreen Learning Chicago. This initiative is dedicated to supporting low-income families and students, making quality education

Marie Clay was born in Wellington in 1926. Born in the country of New Zealand, education was important and there were lots of funds prioritized for schools and research. As Clay began to grow up, she started learning how to teach and started to study more research about child psychology and how they learn in

Education is the cornerstone of personal growth and societal progress. High school education plays a pivotal role in shaping individuals, preparing them for higher education, and laying the foundation for successful careers. High school students confront an array of challenges, including rigorous academic standards, peer pressure, social expectations, and extracurricular commitments. These challenges can often