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Smile

July 5, 2019 By Y3K

A smile is a curve that can get a lot of things straight.

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Kids, Money, and Capitalism

November 17, 2016 By Y3K

Kids can learn about money, hard work and capitalism. Some parents don’t believe in giving their kids an allowance. Instead they give their kids a commission. If the children work doing chores, they get paid. If they don’t work, they don’t get anything. Children learn very quickly how capitalism works throughout the United States. They realize if they want something, they will have to work hard to earn it.

The pay range could be around $1 to $5 per chore. Some increase the amount as the child grows and the work becomes more difficult. If you decide to go this route, make sure the commission amount is appropriate for your family and budget.

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Bad Report Card? What To Do #9: Don’t Punish

November 16, 2014 By Y3K

Bad Report Card? What To Do #9: Don’t Punish

Some students are deathly afraid of punishment for poor report card performance. They can obsess over getting high test scores instead of actually learning the material. Even if your child does not perform as well as you would like on a report card, still try to keep the tone positive. Boost their confidence by offering encouraging words. Show some understanding and let them know that you believe in them. This may lower their stress and allow for better grades.

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: math, positive reinforcement, schoolwork, standardized tests, support systems

Quality Of Life

October 31, 2013 By Y3K

The quality of your children’s lives will be determined by the quality of the people in their lives.

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: achievement, children, controversy, parenting, peer pressure, popularity, positive reinforcement, social skills

Praise Effort

October 20, 2013 By Y3K

Praising effort leads to a more confident child. Acknowledging their hard work motivates kids because effort is a factor they can control. Students cannot control the grades they receive, but they can control their preparation and determination to do their best. Applauding their effort reinforces the message that learning and improving is achievable when they try.

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Y3K Tutor In Your Home – What We Do

August 7, 2013 By Y3K

We take the students whose hopes were fading and give them the courage to look ahead.

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Sibling Rivalry

May 14, 2013 By Y3K

To reduce sibling squabbles, spend a few minutes each day alone with each child. This way they won’t be jockeying for the parent’s attention.

Check back tomorrow for an amazing way to teach siblings co-operation.

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Newton Tutoring & Test Prep

February 22, 2013 By Y3K

Newton Parent Testimonial

“I cannot say enough good things about Y3K. The owner has tutored both my son and daughter through elementary, middle, and now high school. His skill, warmth and flexibility have enabled both of my children to address their challenges and achieve their goals. He is engaging and knowledgeable across subjects, and is also able to teach study habits and organization skills, even when there is resistance! 🙂 He is a complete professional, and willing to go above and beyond the call of duty to attend school meetings as an articulate advocate. He has had a truly significant influence on my children’s academic success and self esteem, and has been a great resource for me as a single parent. His dedication, humor, and abilities as a teacher make him not only an extremely gifted tutor, but also an excellent mentor and role model for my young teens. I give Y3K my highest recommendation!”

-J. C.

Newton North High School Parent

(Newton, MA)

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Achievement & Praise

February 3, 2013 By Y3K

After your kids have worked hard to achieve what they want, have them take the time to enjoy it. Give them lots of praise when accomplishing a goal.

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How To Build Positive Relationships With Children

November 17, 2012 By Y3K

There are several strategies you can use to build a positive relationship with your children. Create a loving home by playing with your children and expressing affection. You need to give them attention no matter how busy you are. Be consistent with schedules and activities so children know what to expect. Respond to similar behaviors in similar ways. Be flexible and willing to involve kids in the decision making process.

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