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Author: Sean Alexander

COMMAND PILOT, OWNER Sean has been a professional educator for 15 years and has taught math, physics, and astronomy at all levels.  His experience ranges from working at a high school for severe learning differences to teaching advanced physics at Stanford.  After completing his graduate work in theoretical physics Sean founded Alexander Tutoring, with the mission of revealing the deep connections between math and nature to as many students as possible. 

Is Virtual Learning Effective?

Differences in Student Engagement Student engagement is a key aspect of education, no matter the classroom setting or size of the class. One point that can be made for online learning programs is that they provide students with a variety of ways to interact with the classroom. Tools like breakout rooms, clickers, chatboxes, and more…

ACT Study Resources To Help Students Prepare for Test Day

Online Courses One route that your student can take is to sign up for online courses that teach test-taking strategy specifically for this exam. Many of these online courses won’t be free, but your child will get valuable insight into taking the ACT exam. What’s great about the variety of courses available is that you…

Benefits of Having a Well-Written Resume

Who Needs a Resume? Understanding the common uses of a resume can help you decide if you should write one. The primary purpose of a resume is to outline your qualifications for jobs, scholarships, or other opportunities. The reader can skim the document to see if you’re a competitive candidate. Creating a resume can be…

Career Shifts/Career Change: When and How To Do It

When Is a Career Change a Good Idea? Steve Jobs asked himself the same question every day: “If today were the last day of my life, would I want to do what I am about to do today?” When he answered “no” too many days in a row, he knew it was time to make…

Strategies for Academic Success

What Does Academic Success Look Like? Academic success often measures a student’s performance on standardized tests and report cards. However, this view doesn’t consider the individuality of each student. Many gifted children excel on standardized tests and easily achieve all A’s on their report cards despite being unmotivated and disengaged in their courses. Other children…