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By: Eden Ortal

Bilingualism, or multilingualism, is said to take part in the cognitive advantages of developing brain tissue; language, being one of the most intense human life experiences, could also enhance domain-general cognitive performance. ...

By: Samantha Blafford
Recently, the cutting of funding for arts education at schools has been an issue that seems to be growing exponentially. This poses a problem for many students, who are a part of a music conservatory, like myself, who want to ...

By: Lauren Vernikov

Why do we tutor English? It is the native language of many children that comes into our office. It is spoken by at least one person in every household of our community. Yet, we have children as young as three years old being ...

By: Jonathan Ingwer

When teaching a young student, one has to be a dynamic thinker. A good educator teaches in a way that the student is able to understand and perceive the material, not in the way that the educator deems correct all around. ...

By Shira Shvartsman
TOMORROW IS THE ELA STATE EXAM… and I am sure that you, like most parents, are worried about how your child will perform. The one thing I have noticed is that parents can get wrapped up in wanting their child to succeed that one ...