Having a good sense of time management is important in an online course. The ability to set and stick to a schedule helps students make consistent progress while having enough time to thoroughly understand the course material.  

Initiative and being a self-starter are essential skills in an online course. In a traditional brick-and-mortar class, students can rely on the physical presence of their teacher or peers to inspire them to work. In an online course, however, students must take the first step by deciding to log in, stay focused, and put in the effort required to make meaningful progress independently.  

Lastly, a strong sense of self-advocacy is important for success in an online course. It empowers students to actively seek support by reaching out to their teacher or using our free tutoring services whenever they need clarification or assistance with challenging concepts.  

I provide personalized feedback on assignments, host virtual office hours for one-on-one support, and use interactive tools like Desmos to create an engaging and interactive learning environment.

I also create video lessons for many of our math courses and ensure that they are closely aligned with course expectations. This alignment results in a seamless connection between the content and the overall learning experience which helps motivate students to stay engaged and stay on track.

The top students tend to be self-motivated, disciplined, and proactive about seeking help when needed. Most importantly, they approach challenges with a growth mindset and consistently put in the effort to deepen their understanding. They learn from setbacks and use the feedback provided to help them improve.

My guidance ensures that students have a clear understanding of course expectations and content, while our free tutoring support provides an additional layer of accessibility for quick clarification and reinforcement with specific practice problems that students may encounter.