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Posted by Your Professional Helper on March 17, 2025

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Scholarship Sites

You can apply for scholarships at any point in your academic career as long as you meet the requirements. Make an email account just for receiving communications from the scholarship sites you sign up with. You will get A LOT of emails and it's great to have a dedicated email account just for them. Keep it professional so that you can use this email to apply to scholarships and other funding opportunities. Make it unique, and not just your name, so that it stands out as the email address for this purpose. Ex: jsmith.education23@gmail.com or joesmith.scholar22@gmail.com. Always check with your colleges of choice, trade schools, and school guidance office for future scholarship offerings. Here are some great sites to start your funding research. Create an account on the sites of your choice, and use your " Funding Opportunity Log Booklet " to keep track of your applications, accompanying paperwork, and deadlines. United Negro College Fund Homepage RaiseMe Gates Millenium ...

Tutoring is a Proactive Service

Tutors are able to help students as they encounter difficulties with content that their teacher may not be able to do because of time constraints. (Remember, everyone learns concepts at varying rates.) The teacher, now-a-days, could easily have 120-150 students to teach and monitor. They are not able to logistically handle the shortfalls of each student. Tutoring allows students to get individual help when they need it before a small need snowballs into a huge one that could affect grades. Teacher Tucker Tutoring provides students with literacy tutoring that helps them across the curriculum. Even math class requires students to read. Auto mechanics are required to read manuals or take classes in order to keep up with the latest automotive technologies. Chefs read and write recipes! Literacy is an all-encompassing skill that one needs throughout life! TTT teaches students how to use what they know in order to expand their current knowledge. They are taught to be proactive in their learn...

Literacy is More than Reading and Writing

As an English and Reading teacher, I focus on the meaning someone is able to glean or convey through reading and writing, respectively. “Literacy” has always been the term I used to refer to one's ability to make meaning from the written word. Though this is correct, there are many other types of literacy which are based on particular subjects and have their own structures and skillsets. Students are required to learn various literacies as they go through school, and even on into the professional world. In order to master a specialized literacy that’s necessary for college, trade school, and career, students have to have mastered the basics of reading and writing. Here is a list, in no particular order, of literacies students will encounter in their personal, academic, or professional lives: Basic Literacy: The ability to read and write at a functional level, allowing people to understand and produce written texts. Numeracy: Competence in using numbers and mathematical concepts for...

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