How an online discussion resulted in research and more questions about the importance of math fact fluency. For more information about how Sheryl supports her students, be sure to visit https://midwesttutor.com or https://linktr.ee/sheryluehling.
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Frustrated with Your Child’s Report Card?
Sheryl explains what you can do if you are worried about your child’s report card and progress in school. For more information about Tutoring with Sheryl, be sure to visit midwesttutor.com.
Fractions Resources to Support Your Child’s Journey
This blog post is a continuation of the last one I wrote about students struggling to learn their fractions. I provided you with things you could do at home, but I wanted to provide you with a few resources (Affiliate Links) that you could look at to support learning at home. As always, you doContinue reading “Fractions Resources to Support Your Child’s Journey”
Are Assessments Important When Working with a Tutor?
Are assessments important when working with a tutor? Absolutely! Read to find out how Sheryl uses them to support her learners in her tutoring business. For more information about Tutoring with Sheryl , be sure to visit https://midwesttutor.com/home-2.
Why Do Kids Struggle with Learning Fractions?
Sheryl explains some of the reasons your child may be struggling to learn fractions and provide suggestions for what you can do at home to help them.
Tips for Building Early Numeracy Skills for Your Youngsters
I recently visited with Kelly Dharamshi from The Reader’s Corner. She is an expert tutor who supports early literacy as she works with children in grades Kindergarten through fifth grade. She and I have visited several times and we decided to collaborate. I do have a few kiddos that I support with reading, even thoughContinue reading “Tips for Building Early Numeracy Skills for Your Youngsters”
Should I be Worried if My Child is Behind in Reading?
Sheryl gives strategies to help your child gain confidence with reading skills.
Why I complete an assessment when meeting a new family and what it tells me about the child I am going to work with.
Completing an assessment prior to working with a child allows the tutor to “see” the problem the parent is describing.
Is your child struggling to get homework completed? If so, they are not alone.
Sheryl explains how you can support your child with their homework struggles. You are not alone, and simple changes can make a big difference.
My child’s teacher says my child needs testing! What is that?
Let me tell you a little bit more about some reasons your child may need to have some academic testing done in the school setting and why it is a good thing.
Do online tutors have community like classroom teachers do?
Do online tutors have community like classroom teachers do? Sheryl explains how she is building those relationships with other tutors and with families to help grow her reach within her community.
Abacus work can help build numeracy skills in young children, but it can support older students as well.
Learn how an abacus can support your child with their math skills. To get more information about Tutoring with Sheryl be sure to visit https://linktr.ee/sheryl or https://midwesttutor.com.
In-person vs Online tutoring, how do they compare?
Sheryl compares in-person and online tutoring and tells how she prepares for each.
December Newsletter from Tutoring with Sheryl
Happy Holidays to you and your family! I have been thinking about this time of year and how we tend to stay indoors more often due to the fact that in my area, it is very cold outside! We have fewer hours of daylight, and therefore we are hanging out with one another inside. ThenContinue reading “December Newsletter from Tutoring with Sheryl “
Part 2: Math Games for Christmas (and other wonderful holidays!)
Part 2: Math Games for Christmas (and other wonderful holidays!) For more information about Tutoring with Sheryl be sure to visit https://midwesttutor.com/home-2/
Part 1: Math Games for Christmas!
Yes, I said it! Math games make awesome gifts for kids. Not only are they fun, they challenge kids to think and kids get to be kids while they learn! For more information about Tutoring with Sheryl go to https://midwesttutor.com/home-2/ or go to my LinkTree at https://linktr.ee/sheryluehling.
Should I be worried if my child’s homework is messy?
That is an excellent question. I think it all comes down to what is the homework for? Is this an assignment that was just given for practice, or is it going to be some sort of an informal or formal assessment? Knowing what the final result of the homework would be the key to beingContinue reading “Should I be worried if my child’s homework is messy?”
Should I be worried that U.S. kids are behind in math and reading in 2022?
Should I be worried that U.S. kids are behind in math and reading in 2022?
Why can’t my child memorize their multiplication facts?
Why can’t my child memorize their multiplication facts? Read to find out how you can support your child. For more information go to linktr.ee/sheryluehling.
10 Frames, what are those?
10 Frames, what are those? Read on to find out!
3 Ways to Practice Math Facts
Looking for some simple strategies to practice math facts that don’t feel boring? Try a few of these ideas. They may be a simple solution to the dull flashcards. Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division facts all need to be practiced in order to feel confident with math skills. They are one of the basic skillsContinue reading “3 Ways to Practice Math Facts”
Are you noticing that your child can’t connect counting to numbers?
Are you noticing that your child can’t connect counting to numbers? Sheryl shares some simple strategies that you can use at home to support your child.
Preparing for Parent Teacher Conferences
Sheryl gives discusses ways that both teachers and parents can prepare for a positive and productive Parent Teacher Conference.
Building Confidence with Math Skills
How do you build confidence in your child as they work on math? Sheryl shares some ideas that may work for you.
Simple Strategies to help your Third Grader through Sixth Grader Learn About Math
Need ideas for supporting your third through sixth grader with their math at home? Here are some suggestions that may help boost your child’s confidence and background knowledge. For more support with your child’s learning go to https://midwesttutor.com.
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