Monroe Langston
Tutoring Program
Monroe Langston Tutoring Program provides expertise, experience, and encouragement. Monroe Langston Tutoring Program does not provide “answers” but rather assist the student in problem solving and discovering how to achieve their intended goal.
Monroe Langston Tutoring Program is individually tailored to meet the specific needs of each student. This enables our students to advance their skills. We are committed to each child's progress and offer an open-ended commitment to our student’s success. Our students benefit from Monroe Langston Tutoring Program by receiving:
Services
Enrichment
available for students in K-12 in all subjects
Enrichment support enables students to practice, master, and stay up to date and ahead of their academic studies.
This is appropriate for students who have minor difficulties with academics but need additional practice or study skills or are preparing for academic or standardized tests.
A great way to review for students.
Homework Help
available for students in K-12 in all subjects
Homework help is for the student to complete classroom homework and skills building in alignment with current classroom concepts.
This is appropriate for students who are struggling in a single subject, and/or who need only assistance with homework completion. A guarantee homework will get done. Students receive additional perspective on the topic, additional tasks and problems to complete in order to enhance learning, and much more.
Intervention &
Re-Teaching
available for students in K-12 in all subjects
Intervention is the effective for re-teaching of material not previously mastered when it was originally taught.
This is appropriate for students working below grade level and in need of building basic skills. Student receives individualized learning plans and delivery of information. Materials are chosen specifically for the student’s particular needs.
Students are assessed before beginning the program and throughout the program to measure growth and retention.
A Summer Comeback
Most students in Chatham County are down to their last week of virtual school. These last two weeks, many parents and guardians are wondering about the unknown of summer school, if any, and how things may be in our new normal world. Now that social distancing practices have been set in place, it should be very interesting to see what upcoming summer camps will look like. Before getting ahead of ourselves, let's take a reflection on what has been learned during this very unusual rollercoaster themed academic year.
The tutorial students have definitely learned a lot, while gradually growing in many areas. Though there is still much room for improvement, the maturity level has gotten somewhat better. Two of our students have improved in math and science, which is always great news! This is especially special due to the constant changes the tutoring program has experienced this year; One of them being our math instructors. We did unfortunately loose two of our math instructors since August, but have graciously earned a new one! As we continue growing our tutoring program, the value and quality of ensuring the students have the best academic support will always be the tutoring center's highest priority. Let us know how homeschooling with your children is going for you, and what you've done to adjust to this new normal. In the meantime, enjoy your summer, and stay safe. Take care everyone!
Mari
Super Tutor
Videos
Math
Transversal
Properties of Triangles
Math Facts Multiplication Part 2
Math Facts Multiplication Exercise
Order of Operations
Statistics:
Measures of Central Tendency
Basics of Algebra:
Substitution and Solving
Basics of Algebra: Balancing Equations Part II
Basics of Algebra:
Balancing Equations
Change to Decimals: Expressing Decimals with Number Lines
Change to Decimals - Number Lines
Change to Decimals - Relative Value to 1/2
A Question of Triangles
English Language Arts
Grammar: Prepositional Phrases
Grammar: Homophones
Parts of Speech
Parts of Speech: Adjectives, Adverbs, and Conjunctions
Grammar: Subjects and Predicates
Science
The Moon, Part I
History
The US Constitution, Part I
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