We are committed to building supportive, individual relationships that provide instruction, strategies, understanding, and guidance to a wide range of students, including those who are struggling with school and those who are thriving.
The following collection of articles and materials, most written by QWERTY staff, will help you get to know us and can provide perspective on a number of issues of concern to our families.
What Good is a Tutor? A tutoring relationship can enhance the education of many types of learners, sometimes in unexpected ways.
Some Thoughts on Academic Diversity: There is wide variability among learners, a fact that can be to everyone's advantage when recognized. This letter to a school head helps explain.
Addressing a Wide Range of Learners: An editorial response to an article by William Rusher, who thinks that "Smart Students Get Shafted."
Dear Rick: Homework might be a drag, but there is more value in it than some might recognize. This letter to a middle-school boy explains why.
Adult Recognition: An Anti-Drug: Mentors can be a powerful, positive force in a child's life. In this article, a long-term study on Kaua`i is referenced to show just how influential they can be.
Kids in the Fast Lane: In this article from San Jose Magazine, the problem of "overprogrammed kids" is discussed.
QWERTY Spring 2007 Newletter: Feature article: ADHD Risk Study
QWERTY Fall 2007 Newletter: Feature article: Student Productivity
Other Items of Interest:
Teaching Keyboarding Skills at Home: Download this informative flyer to help you help your child learn typing skills at home.
Fun and Interest: Our collection of education-related humor, a few puzzles, and more.
