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	Why has Static Stretching been the Gold Standard? Seriously WHY??? Joel Crandall | Los Angeles, CA
Jan 21, 2010 - Why has Static Stretching been the Gold Standard?   What science is Static Stretching based on?  Seriously- I am Asking; because I have found no reasonable explanation other than that's just what we have always done. One major reason ...

	Test Taking Strategies that Work Luciana DiGiacomo | Westchester, NY
Oct 4, 2008 - Always read directions carefully.Never spend too much time on any one question because you may limit the time you have to complete the whole test/exam.Always use the "Process of Elimination" strategy.     Read all the choices first and eliminate those t...

	Nutrition Dane | Putnam, NY
Jan 26, 2009 -     Two rules encompass everything you need to do to successfully improve your body composition. If these rules are fully understood and implemented into your eating habits you will automatically be doing all the right things. Each rule is designed to cover other aspects o...

	Boredom Erin Thomas | Fairfield, CT
Dec 18, 2009 - Parents, When you see your kids not doing their homework or other assignments, ask them if they're bored with their class, teacher, and/or classwork. Although there are so many distractions, including friends, sports or other afterschool activities, nagging siblings, cell phones, ...

	Attract New Students With Your Online Profile Bill Thode | Westchester, NY
Dec 9, 2008 - Your online profile on PrivateTutorDirectory.com works to gain you new students in 2 ways. 1. Visitors to PrivateTutorDirectory.com can find you using our Tutor Search, filtering by Discipline, Subject, Age, Location, and several other profile chracteristics. By completing your profi...

	How to know your child will excell in MATH!! Barbara Finiguerra | Westchester, NY
Mar 22, 2009 - First and foremost, a child MUST have a clear understanding of the basic concepts in math. This means, for example, that your child will understand why REGROUPING is needed when adding or subtracting. Until your child has a clear conceptual understanding of math and the rules involved...

	Make Factoring Easy Sarah Harrison | Lancaster, SC
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	study skills and tips Cindy DiMaggio | Westchester, NY
Jan 29, 2009 - Everyone is differnt,  find what method works best for you. It is best to review material right after a class when it's still fresh in your mind Don't try to do all your studying at night or the night before the test.  Review the material several times a week. Use a...