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What is Online Tutoring, Who Can it Help, How Can You Use it, and Why Choose DUO Education?

9/24/2014

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     Hello everyone.  I often promote my online tutoring page.  Yet, it has occurred to me that some of you may not know much about online tutoring.  I know that there wasn't such a thing when I was going through school.
     Online tutoring or distance learning is becoming more and more prevalent.  People are finding that learning from the comfort of their own home at a time that works for them is much easier than going to a school, library, or tutoring center to learn.  It cuts down the need to get childcare or to use the car and waste gas unnecessarily.
     There are quite a few online learning establishments.  If you want to learn online, there are a variety of places to check out.  Some of them are big, established places with many tutors.  Why consider DUO Education instead of those places?  Most of the bigger places give tutors a percentage of the tutoring fee. So, in order to make the program worth it to both the company and the tutors, the fee has to be more expensive.  I am a one woman show.  I only have to make it worth it for myself.  So, my prices are apt to be less expensive.
     How does online tutoring actually work?  What is involved?  For me, it would be a case by case basis.  It depends on what is needed and what technology the learner may have to use.  It could be any where from emailing or chatting back and forth to Skyping or using Google Hangouts to have more of a face to face feel.  There is technology where a learner and tutor can share use of an online white board or chalkboard, so that you can work on problems together.  Sometimes tutoring involves gathering resources and learning activities for learners to practice in between sessions.  With DUO Education, it may also creating custom activities individualized for optimum results for each learner.
     That leads me to my next point to consider, while considering online tutoring… or any tutoring for that matter.  What is the educational philosophy of the tutor?  Does he or she have a variety of strategies in teaching?  Is he or she willing to cater to your learning style and abilities?  Is the tutor encouraging and understanding?
     There is another plus to online tutoring.  It is safe.  You or your child is not side by side of someone you don't know.  Yes, there is a "side by side" feel on the computer.  But…there isn't any rubbing shoulders in a home, center, library, or school.
     What are some ways you can use DUO Education's online tutoring?
*Your child is struggling for understanding and the grades you want in specific academic skills
*Your child has difficulty being motivated to WANT to learn
*Your child has special needs and falls behind with what he or she receives during the school day
*Your child sometimes has homework questions and you have a difficult time getting answers for him or her and you would like to sign up for a "homework help program"
*Your child has difficulty with study skills in general and staying organized with school work
*Your child enjoys writing and you want to help him or her hone the skill to the point where he or she can some day get a book published
     I know what you are wondering.  You are wondering with all this mention of children, if I only work with children. No, I work with people of all ages.  I am happy to work with people of all ages and abilities.
     If there is a specific subject or skill that you are wanting to learn, please let me know.  We can talk about it.  If I can't help, I will try to point you in a direction that will be helpful.
     Are you ready to check out DUO Education's Online Tutoring Services? Do you know anyone who may benefit from online tutoring services?  You can check out the services here.  And, if you have any questions or are ready to start your online tutoring journey, please feel free to contact me.  It is free to contact me.  It is free to discuss your needs.  Try it, today!


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Update on DUO Education

7/16/2014

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     Hello everyone!  I thought I would take this opportunity to thank everyone who helped make the "Share and Win Party" a success.  DUO Education got an all time high of over 2500 page views in one day during the promotion.  It was wonderful!  
     Please feel free to explore and share the pages of DUO Education frequently.  I update them quite often.  Also, this time, the prize was for a $10 Amazon gift card.  (The winner as been chosen and the gift card has been delivered.)  However, as DUO Education gets better known and more established, the prizes for my events will get bigger.
     Plus, DUO Education boasts quality, individualized education!  This isn't a "do it my way" site.  It is an "I teach it the way you understand it" site!  And, if you need to understand how to do it a particular way, I can do that too!
     So, please feel free to share the following pages and more:
*DUO Education
*Online Tutoring Services

*DUO Education Learning Blog
*Story Starters and Writing Prompts 

*Storyteller's Tale Webinar
*Books by Jodi Desautels
There is so much to share from DUO Education!
     


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     There is yet another page coming to DUO Education!  Look for it tomorrow.  There will be a page that gives a fun fact, a word, a question, or a problem of the week.  This will come out in blog style every Thursday!  This page will be great for homeschoolers, classrooms, and lifelong learners!

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DUO Education Shares Story of Lesson in Persistence for Finding Fractions Fonts

7/9/2014

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     Hello everyone.  I spent most of the morning trying to figure out how to create learning pages including fractions with numbers on top of each other.  If you type them in a Microsoft Word document, fractions came out like 1/2. However, that is not what I wanted.  I searched free for commercial use fraction fonts.  Yet, I couldn’t find any.  So, I decided to create fractions of my own.  I have just the beginning shown here.  I still have more to go.  When I am finished, I will have a bank of fractions from which to choose.
     I guess, sometimes it is just better to make it yourself.  Persistence helps as well.  There is a lesson to be learned in persistence!



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     I have been doing some work on DUO Education.  I hope you have enjoyed the changes.  There are more changes to come!  Please, take a moment to come back and explore the site often.  
     Have you checked out DUO Education's newest page?  This will help you see, at a glance, some of the new things on DUO Education.
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DUO Education is currently running a promotion.  It is called the "Share and Win Party."  (You can join DUO Education's event on Facebook or you can check out the New on DUO Education page for more information.  When you share the link for the rest of the link, please come back and share it here for a chance to win.  Get your chance to win a $10 Amazon gift card by helping to promote DUO Education.  Good luck!  
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Exercise is Brain Food for Learning

6/25/2014

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     Hi everyone.  Are you or someone you know having difficulty learning facts for a test or quiz?  Do you study and study, but it doesn't seem to sink in?  Are you feeling sluggish and not up to studying much at all?
     Try studying while exercising!  Studies have shown that this is an effective way to learn.  Or, if you are not great at multitasking, study just after you exercise.
     Let's say that you want to learn and practice multiplication facts.  Some ways you can incorporate your learning with your exercise could be:


*Record the facts into a recorder and listen to them while walking
*Have someone quiz you while playing doing some free throws
*Bring interesting videos like the one on this blog post to watch while using an exercise bike
*Toss a ball/play catch with a friend or parent while they say multiplication fact and you echo them


     Remember, exercise is brain food for learning!  If this still doesn't work, please feel free to contact me.  Some tutoring may turn out to be a useful tool!

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Picture Walks are Great Ways to Promote Pre-reading and Effective Study Skills in Older Years

6/11/2014

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     Hello everyone.  Some people have heard of a picture walk.  It is used while teaching young kids and piquing their interest in a book.  As a kindergarten teacher, I have done that many times.  I would read the title of the book, flip through the book, and talk about the book.  I would ask questions about the pictures, the setting, the characters, and the story.  The children always seemed to enjoy it.
     So, why I am talking about picture walks?  I think picture walks lead to better study skills.  Why do I think that?  Children who are 3, or 4, or 5, or 6 years old are too young to be worrying about study skills.  Yes, I know you were thinking it.  
     Think about this:  Children are more apt to learn and remember a skill/idea/routine if taught to do it from an early age.  Also, the picture walk often gets the children excited about the book.  And, when they are older, doing a preliminary "picture walk" or "purposeful browse" through the book will help in studying and note-taking.  
     In older grades, teachers will often tell students to take a "walk" through a chapter of a textbook.  Look at all the pictures, diagrams, charts, headings, subheadings, and bold words.  That will give you a good idea of the content in the chapter.  If there is anything that you don't understand or difficult…sketch it, write it down, copy it.  Do what you need to do to remember to pay special attention to it and to find your answers while reading the actual chapter.
     It all boils down to this:  I believe that children who are not shown how to picture walk and who aren't taught that picture walks are important will be less likely to feel the importance of pre-reading in later years.
     

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     Speaking of study skills, please remember that I am currently running a sale for discounted prices on my online tutoring services.  Press here for more information.  Press here to sign up now.
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Jodi Desautels Reminisces about a Great Teacher

5/28/2014

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     Hello everyone!  Have you ever had a teacher/mentor who touched your heart in some way?  If so, what is it about that person who touched your heart?
     I have been blessed to have had quite a few wonderful teachers.  I was shopping the other day and ran into one of them.  It was such a nice surprise!  I am still a little giddy about it.
     So, what makes this teacher so memorable and special?  He explained things until his students understood.  It didn't matter how long it took out of his original lesson plans, he kept on explaining. Not only did he take time to explain things to his students in a way they would understand, but he was also very kind and approachable.  One could talk to him both inside and outside of the classroom.
     I can remember that our entire middle school went on various end of the year trips.  This particular teacher and I were assigned to the same field trip.  We were hiking up a local mountain and unlike most of the kids, I didn't have much energy.  So, most of the trip I lagged behind.  This teacher stayed behind to encourage me and help keep me going.  It was wonderful.  He showed himself to be more remarkable to me that day, than I already thought him to be.
     Do you think this teacher could be a factor in education being one of my passions today?  Could be!  I hope he knows how much he has truly touched the lives of his students and how much he is appreciated!
     
     I would love to hear your stories of remarkable and memorable teachers!  Feel free to tell me about them and what makes them so great.  You can write it in the comment section or contact me.  If you want, I am also happy to consider letting you guest write a post to pay tribute to a teacher.  Again, just contact me, so we can talk!

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     Oh, I wanted to share with you that I am running a sale for my online tutoring services.  I didn't tell you ahead of time, because I decided this on a whim.  Online tutoring is now only $20 per hour, if you sign up before June 15th.  
     Consider online tutoring so students won't lose any skills during the months they are not in school.  Another possible use is for college students brushing up on skills before they go to college.  How about individualized work with students who need extra work in learning the skills they need?  You can also use this service as an aspiring children's author who wants a little one on one help and encouragement.
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How Many Squares and Share for a Chance to Win Contest

5/14/2014

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     Hello everyone.  I decided to share with you one of my favorite math activities.  It is a thinking activity.  
     The idea is to count the squares.  That sounds easy enough, right?  Well, it may not be as easy as it sounds.
     This activity is not new.  I have seen it with fewer squares.  Yet, I have never seen it with this many.  So, I created this particular learning page.
     I think this activity is fun anyway.  However, in order to make it even more fun, I am going to make a contest out of it. If you would like a chance to win ONE HOUR of ONLINE TUTORING and/or one of my educational children's books for FREE, then correctly tell me how many of squares and send me a link of where you are sharing the link to my online tutoring services.  Good luck!  I will choose a name from all eligible entries, which are those who contain the correct number of squares and a link to where you have shared my tutoring page, on June 1st.  You will be able to choose which prize you would like.  

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Your Chance to Win One Hour of FREE Online Tutoring with DUO Education

4/2/2014

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     Hi everyone!  I am happy to announce that I have revamped the tutoring page.  It is more colorful and more appealing.  Not only that, but it is more compact and easier to see at a glance.  I hope you will check it out, if you get a chance.  Doesn’t it just make you want to sign up for tutoring?

     Why choose DUO Education over other online tutors?  My style of tutoring is geared towards YOU!  I want YOU to learn.  I do what I can to not only help you learn, but to make it fun!  Yes, you heard me correctly!  I do what I can to make learning fun!  I also individualize instruction.  That means I don’t try to teach skills the same way to everyone.  I teach a skill in the way that is best for YOU to learn it!     

     Online tutoring or distance learning seems to be the trending thing in education.  However, DUO Education is not just a trend.  It is teaching and learning with heart.  Each person is treated with respect, understanding, and kindness.  I am friendly and easily build a rapport with my students.

     Who can benefit from online tutoring with DUO Education?  Just about anyone who has an educational need.  He could be a child struggling to pass a class in school.  She could be an adult who needs to brush up on basic skills in order to pass an entrance exam of some sort.  He could be an English language learner who needs extra practice in learning English and other basic skills.  She could be an adult who wants to write a children’s book and wants some mentoring, feedback, and extra ideas.  Does this include people with learning disabilities?  Yes!  I have had some experience working with special education students.

     What is involved with online tutoring?  How does it work?  The short answer is, “We will work it out together!”  It is different for each person.  You may want to be able to chat face-to-face in a virtual classroom type environment.  You may want premade activities and assignments that are sent back and forth through email.  You may want occasional homework help or you may want something on a regular basis.    


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Here is a fantastic deal for you in celebration of the newly formatted online tutoring page:


I will give away one hour of free tutoring to one lucky person who comments and/or shares this post!  (If you do not need tutoring, you are more than welcome to give the free hour to someone who does.)


Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or if you would like to get started with online tutoring today.  Thank you!  And… good luck!

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Exciting Writing!

11/20/2013

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     Hello everyone!  Many of you know that I am an author and I enjoy writing.  Also, many of my author friends are busy writing this month, because November is National Novel Writing Month; or Nanowrimo for short and Nano for even shorter!  Novice and experienced writers alike are trying to write at least 50,000 words of a novel this month.  More than likely, there isn't much editing going on... just writing, writing, writing!
     So, I thought I would write a post that features writing.  I actually hope to be able to offer writing classes and workshops, here at DUO Education!  Maybe this will end up being a great way to build interest and promote the idea.  If you have any interest, ideas, questions, comments, etc. about me offering a writing class or workshop; please feel free to contact me!  What kind of a writing class or workshop would you like?  What would you like included?  How would you like it delivered?
     As a writer, sometimes the ideas just flow right out of me.  There are days when I have no trouble coming up with ideas.  Sometimes, I sit at the computer in front of the blank screen and don't know what to write.  Writer's block hits us all!
     Writers get over writer's block using various techniques.  I will mention two of them here.  The first one is what is called free writing.  You just write.  Even if you don't know what to write about, you write.  Even if you have to write that you don't know what to write about, you write.  The idea, is that eventually you will hit on something that will spark an idea.  You might write something like:


     "Ugh!  I don't know what to write about.  Why does the teacher make us do this?  I don't understand how someone can tell us to write even if we don't have anything to write about.  I don't feel like writing.  This is stupid.  Uh.  I was called stupid once.  I didn't like it at all.  You see, it was..."


See?  Even if you start not having anything to write about, sometimes you can write and write...and something touches in your mind that creates a seed of a wonderful writing idea; a story just waiting to be told.  No, it doesn't always happen that fast.  Although, sometimes it does!
     The second way of getting over writer's block is to start with a writing prompt.  That is when someone or something gives you a topic, a beginning, or an idea...and you run with it to see where it takes you.  So, true to the poster at the top of the blog: It is writing prompt time! 


Here is your prompt:


You went to bed last night thinking about Thanksgiving.  And, you know that dreams can take you into some very strange places.  During the night, you do dream.  You find yourself in a new land.  No... it isn't where you live now...somewhere completely different.  It can be a real place, another country maybe, or a fantasy land.  It may be a different time maybe... maybe in the past or in the future.... or in the present.  Write about where you are.  Name the place and describe it.  What is the climate like?  What do you see?  What are the people like?  What do you hear?  What do you smell?  They are getting ready to celebrate Thanksgiving there...but it is different.  They have different traditions...different ways to show thankfulness.  What is it like?


     I would be happy to see parts or all of what you come up with in trying these writing strategies.  If you would like to show me, please contact me to make arrangements.  You can also connect with me (Jodi Desautels) on Facebook and make arrangements there.  (Did you know that DUO Education is on Facebook too? 

     

Notes and Announcements

*Speaking of writing and writers:  My friend, Author Rhonda Patton, is running a Facebook event for me.  It is to get more awareness for DUO Education, my books, me, and the rest of my work.  Please feel free to pop in.  It will be going until November 23rd.  (She has a new release out, which I formatted, titled: "Dylan and the Croak Orleans Gang."  It is about a frog who follows his dream.  It also teaches the names of a few musical instruments.)


*Please remember to comment for your chance to win a copy of "Clarinda Cloud Activity Book" or suggest a place for me to donate a copy.  Oh...and here is a hint. The waterfall is in my home state of Vermont and it is on this list.  Please go to this blog post for more information and to comment!


*I am always looking for new people who share my passion in education.  I look for people who want to network and share in teaching and learning!  I have a new friend, who I think, also shares my passion in education.  It is Fran of Fran's World of Discovery.  You may see us promoting each other's work.  It is all about fun in education!  And... she and I both feel that is important!  If you have an educational site, educational ideas, educational books, educational products, educational classes....and you are interested in cross promoting or sharing, please contact me.  If it is something I feel I can stand behind, I am happy to chat or help share the cause.


*DUO Education does offer writing tutoring as well.  Please visit the online tutoring services page and feel free to contact me for more information.  Thank you!
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Rhyming Word Search, Giveaway Contest, and More

11/13/2013

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     Hi everyone!  Today I am featuring a word search.  This one is a rhyming word search.  There are many "make your own word search" programs out there.  I did this one using Microsoft Word and Photoshop.  I also put a prompt to write a sentence using one of the set of rhyming words at the bottom.
     I think word searches are fun teaching tools to help with reading and spelling.  Word recognition and recognizing the correct spelling of a word are helpful reading skills.
     Feel free to use this one.  Also, if you have any ideas or requests for any other word searches, please feel free to comment or contact me.  Thank you!



Giveaway Contest

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     Everyone likes a chance for a free book, right?  Do you know the name of the waterfall pictured here?  Do you know where in the world is Clarinda Cloud?  If so, comment your answer for a chance to win the book.  I will give you a hint.  It is in my home state of Vermont!  If you don't know.... that is okay.  Please comment your suggestion of an elementary school, library, daycare, or children's counselor where I should donate the book if nobody guesses the correct answer.  (U.S. addresses only at this time, please.)  A free "Clarinda Cloud Activity Book" will be given away at the beginning of next month either way.  Thank you!

Please Explore the Site

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     I just want to remind everyone that it is a good idea to explore the site on a regular basis.  I try to add things often.  There is much more to this site than the blog.  (Although, I try to make the DUO Education Learning Blog fun and informative as well.)
     Speaking of adding things regularly, I am thinking about making the picture to the left DUO Education's new logo.  What do you think?
     Anyway, there are many helpful pages on DUO Education.  Do you or do you know anyone who needs help in math, reading, writing, or study skills?  DUO Education offers online tutoring services.  It is affordable, individualized, and friendly.  How about having an author or illustrator guest speak in your class or library with The Storyteller's Tale Webinar series via the internet?  I also have pages with books, activities, and posters that I have created.  And... don't forget the game room, where you can play non-violent, educational and strategic games.
     I constantly try to make DUO Education:  new, fun, appealing, educational, insightful, inspiring, and different.  I try to make it a community of learning.  Please, let me be a resource for you... and if there is anything you want to share, promote, ask, or whatever... please feel free to contact me.    

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