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Ideas about (mis)education and forward movement. Learning isn’t limited to books, so neither are the theses (yes: “theses”), here. English language learning, math education, tutoring, test prep, or other topics associated with academia are covered, but anything associated with growth — or its impediments — may still be featured.

I Want to Learn English. Should I Take ESL?

When English language learners are considering options for learning English, it may be difficult to settle on a mode of learning because of titles associated with different courses. Generally, students…

Y’all, We’re Laughin’ a Bit Too Hard at This Procrastination Thing

Yeah, we know folks use jokes as coping mechanisms — me included. I’m trying to learn to stop doing that, but as I make more and more folks aware that…

Happy 80th Birthday, Dr. Huey P. Newton.

In honor of the late Dr. Huey Newton, here’s a quick quiz. Knock out these nine (9) questions real quick! NOTE: This quiz-maker doesn’t allow you to change answers. Be…

4 Benefits of Requiring Students to Teach

When you want folks to internalize information, allowing them to teach it to someone else is a good way to go. Telling them about it, making them read scripts, or…

The Longest, Sweetest, and Most Validating Review in History

Reviews from happy customers make my day, especially when they paint a clear picture of what new customers should expect. Curious? Read on to see what Alina, a successful CSET:…

What’s a Clause?

When we think of a clause, we think of either a jolly dude in a red suit, or important-sounding portions of ostensibly important documents come to mind. In English grammar,…

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What English, Math & More’s Customers Say

Sasha Coronado – Geometry, English Language Arts, World History Tutoring – Oakland, CA Spring 2018

Ms. Kay, when my mom was fixing the light in the atrium I used the stuff we studied about the hypotenuse to figure it out what to do with the ladder.

Alyssa Dominguez – CSET English 2 – Thousand Oaks, CA June 2018

Hi Kenisha!
I wanted to tell you the good news! I passed!!!!!!!! Thank you soooo much for all your help! You are the best, I could not have done it without you! 🙂

Parent of Jerry- English Lessons – China Winter 2019

Very good teacher, entered the classroom in advance and talked with the baby for a while, the class is very serious, and pay great attention to grammar, thank the teacher for [her] after-class evaluation.