Louisiana has one of the lowest literacy rates in the nation. However, 2023 results show gradual improvement across the state, and Studyville is here to help. It’s no secret that literacy issues have plagued Louisiana for far too long. According to a wisevoter.com survey, Louisiana has the fifth-lowest literacy rate in the nation; about 72.9%…
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Math is a crucial subject, and excelling in it opens numerous opportunities. However, many students struggle with algebra, a critical branch of mathematics. This is where algebra tutoring comes into play, providing essential support and guidance to help students overcome challenges and achieve success. In this blog post, we will explore various types of algebra…
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School is starting and your student may need help with French this year. Studyville employs experienced French tutors with a passion for sharing the language with others. If you are trying to learn or improve fluency in the French language, consider using a Studyville French tutor for the following benefits: The French language can be…
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As parents, we do not go to work in our bedroom at home. So why do we expect our children to do just that? There are so many distractions teens can find in their bedrooms at home; having a dedicated study space at Studyville will help them focus on their studies for better grades and…
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If you’re the parent of a teen who’s struggling with their studies, you’ve probably tried everything to motivate them. You’re not alone! Sometimes getting a teen to be motivated to do homework is like pushing a rope uphill. No worries, Studyville is here to help! Here are 5 tips for getting your teen motivated! 1.…
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Get to know Megan! She is one of our talented tutors at Studyville, showing up to help students succeed in their goals and advocating for baked potato day in cafeterias everywhere. Who your kids spend time with is important. So get to know a little bit about Megan in her Q&A. What is your major?…
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COVID-19 turned education on its head. If you now find yourself questioning traditional schooling for your child you are not alone. If you or your child is not adjusting to the “new norm” of school that the pandemic has thrust upon everyone, you should know there are other options. In the fall of 2022,…
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Tiffany is one of our talented tutors here at Studyville. Her personal passion is Biological Engineering, but she’s been helping students with a wide range of subjects for over 7 years! She’s been with Studyville® since the beginning, and we think you’ll enjoy getting to know her as much as we have. What subjects do…
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Kyle is more than just your science hype-man with a cool last name. He’s an aspiring nuclear engineer, home chef, and invested mentor. Get to know Kyle with his Q&A below. What did you study in undergrad (and graduate school, if applicable)? I studied Chemical Engineering at LSU and graduated in 2020. I am planning…
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By Sandra Lee The SAT® is known universally, namely in the United States, to be required or recommended by both private and public universities when assessing applicants. When Collegeboard, the organization behind the SAT®, first created the test, they only administered it to scholarship students at Ivy League schools. Compared to today where over 2.2…
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