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Author Archives: Norma J Hill
why college and university students may need tutors
This is post #4 in the series: Why do you need a tutor? Reasons why college and university students need tutors: Some college students may discover, after taking entrance exams, that they require upgrading in particular areas before … Continue reading
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home reasons why children may need tutors
This is post #3 in the series: Why do you need a tutor? Home reasons why children may need tutors: Students need help with a particular subject area in which their parents do not have enough knowledge … Continue reading
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school related reasons why children and teens need tutors
This is post #2 in the series: Why do you need a tutor? School-related reasons why children and teens need tutors: Parents may want their children to have some good “reading readiness” skills before their child starts school. … Continue reading
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Why do you need a tutor?
Tutors help all ages and all kinds of people: preschoolers, elementary and secondary students in private or public school or home school, as well as college or other post-secondary students. Tutors also help folks of all ages who are looking to … Continue reading
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Accepting new tutoring students!
School, homeschool, and college students are back to their studies. It’s a new year with new challenges. Now is the time to book your spot for tutoring assistance from a qualified and experienced teacher, tutor, and home schooler. … Continue reading
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Updates for pentictonpedestrian and blogbasics4totalbeginners
For a hub site, this blogger hasn’t been doing her due diligence, has she? On the other hand, some of penandpapermama’s other sites are humming along! If you haven’t visited them lately, you might like to check out some of … Continue reading
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Tutoring sessions available – book soon
My tutoring calendar for Penticton and area summer sessions is filling up. This is an excellent opportunity for your child to catch up on skill areas in which he/she has had difficulties in the past, and to be prepared for a great school … Continue reading
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Penticton search results page one
Wow! I may not have been on here much lately, mostly on account of working on my new sites – including the latest, Blog Basics 4 Total Beginners, which I just started the other day! But still … cool news! … Continue reading
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What’s new?
April 25, 2011 It may well seem to you that I’ve disappeared in the past week or so. Not so; I’m still here! New posting today on Penticton Pedestrian: Overhead Opposites. Some pretty amazing photos of distinctively different … Continue reading
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Giant’s Head
April 30 2011 In the early days, many townsites began on the shoreline of oceans, lakes or rivers, and depended on those liquid transportation routes for their supplies, growth, and livelihood. Summerland was one of those towns in the Okanagan … Continue reading
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