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Motivating the Demotivated Student
We see a lot of demotivated students at our centre getting 70s and 80s. They are “coasting” and not meeting their full potential. Families often think that working with us will help their child realize that full potential. They know their child has the capacity to put in more effort — they see it happen […]
Five Tips for Using AI for Schoolwork: Avoiding Common Mistakes
AI and Chat GPT can be used as a supplement to enhance your research, format your work, and revise your essays. It may be tempting to use AI for the bulk of your school work. Doing this risks getting caught for plagiarism, and enables people to go into tests underprepared. Overusing AI can lead to […]
The Difference Between the SSAT, SAT and PSAT
The SSAT — The Prep School Entrance Exam The SSAT is an admissions test for high school and middle school students. Prep schools use the SSAT as part of their admissions process. Students who take the SSAT can be any grade from grades 3 to 11, as long as they are applying to a high school or middle […]
Finding Extra Worksheets for Quebec Curriculum Math
At Genesis Tutoring, we provide students with extra resources daily. Many families ask how they can find their own additional worksheets that conform with the Quebec curriculum. Here are some of the best Quebec-made resources that prepare students for ministry exams. Allo Prof provides lesson plans, review videos and exercises for all subjects from grades […]
How to Register for the SSAT and Avoid Extra Fees
Hi! I realize that signing up for the SSAT can be logistically confusing. A lot of optional payments are pre-selected for you, so it’s important to be aware of what you’re accepting, and actively uncheck what you don’t want to pay for. This guide will take you through every step of the process. If you’d […]
An Unfiltered Guide to High School Math: CST, TS and SN
Midway through grade 9 (secondary 3), Quebec students choose which level of math to take for grades 10 and 11. The three choices are CST (“low” math), TS (“high hands-on” math) and SN (“high science” math). This article will help you make the choice that aligns with your current strengths, and your goals after graduation. […]