Category: News
Welcome to the “News” section at Alexander Tutoring, your source for the latest updates, insights, and stories that revolve around the world of mathematics, physics, and our tutoring community. In this dynamic corner of our website, we aim to keep you informed and engaged with a wide range of topics, all of which touch upon the realms of math, physics, and the educational journey we embark upon together.
Our commitment to excellence extends beyond tutoring sessions and academic support. We understand the importance of staying informed about the latest developments in the fields of math and physics, as well as the broader educational landscape. That’s why our News section is dedicated to providing you with:
- Educational Insights: Delve into thought-provoking articles, research findings, and expert opinions on trends and breakthroughs in the fields of mathematics and physics. Explore the intersections between education and these disciplines, and how they shape our world.
- Alexander Tutoring Updates: Stay connected with our tutoring community as we share updates about our programs, events, and new resources designed to enhance your learning experience.
- Student Success Stories: Celebrate the achievements of students who have overcome challenges, improved their math and physics skills, and reached their academic goals with the help of Alexander Tutoring.
- Community Engagement: Discover how we’re actively engaging with and supporting our community. From outreach initiatives to partnerships with educational organizations, we’re dedicated to making a positive impact.
- General Interest Topics: Explore a diverse range of subjects related to education, science, and technology, all of which can pique your curiosity and broaden your understanding of the world around us.
At Alexander Tutoring, our commitment to fostering a love for learning extends beyond the classroom. We believe that staying informed and engaged with the world of mathematics, physics, and education can lead to personal growth, enriched experiences, and a deeper appreciation for the subjects we’re passionate about.
Join us in the News section as we explore, discuss, and celebrate the fascinating world of math, physics, and the Alexander Tutoring community. Welcome to a hub of knowledge and inspiration!
Mastering Probability Theory: Concepts, Techniques, and Real-World Applications
As enthusiastic mathematics and physics tutors, we passionately believe that grasping the fundamentals of probability theory empowers you to explore a multitude of disciplines and tackle complex real-world problems. Our goal is to guide you through this intriguing subject, simplifying its principles and offering invaluable insights into its applications, from statistical analysis and data science…
How Covid has Impacted Education
What Is COVID Learning Loss? There’s an intense debate over the term “COVID learning loss” and whether to use those words at all. Some people fear that students will despair if we pay too much attention to perceived deficits or that the phrase will stigmatize less-advantaged students, who suffered the greatest setbacks. For these reasons,…
Tutoring from Coast to Coast
It’s been almost two years now since we decided to expand our math and science tutoring services in my favorite city; New York. I loved the prospect of working there and set out to see if I could find a tutor that lived up to our very high standards. I interviewed dozens of candidates and…
Unicorn Meteor Shower!
The Physics of a meteor Shower We’ve all seen a meteor shower, but do you understand the physics behind it? A giant rock hurdling through space? Nope. It’s actually dust burning up in the atmosphere. Most meteors are no larger than a grain of rice. The most interesting thing about a meteor shower is that…
Stephen Hawking’s Ph.D. Thesis Crashes Cambridge Site After It’s Posted Online
Stephen Hawking’s Doctoral Thesis Interest in “Properties of Expanding Universes” is at an all-time high: Stephen Hawking’s doctoral thesis of that name crashed Cambridge University’s open-access repository on the first day the document was posted online. The Cambridge Library made several PDF files of the thesis available for download from its website, from what it…