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Self-tutoring about school supplies: the tutor researches erasers. In my post from June 26, I begin about erasers. The point is that, once vinyl erasers arrived – around 1980-81, in my world – they supplanted pink erasers. Yet, the other …
Self-tutoring about school supplies: the tutor reboots his ideas about erasers. Notice: philosophical, nostalgic post ahead I’m hopelessly nostalgic, perhaps especially in the summer, still thinking like it’s the 70s. Moreover, to me, ignoring the 5 Ws about a given …
Self-tutoring about mechanical pencils: the tutor mentions a kind he’s discovered. Shopping for school supplies, my wife and I noticed big clear plastic boxes of many brightly colored mechanical pencils. We bought a couple of boxes, out of curiosity as …
Self-tutoring about school supplies: the tutor reflects…. My wife and I were in the stationery aisles a couple of days back, noticing many “back to school” supplies. I spied a box of disposable mechanical pencils that were 0.5mm. “Get 0.7,” …
Tutoring math, calculators are always interesting. The tutor mentions a great find at Staples. On a clearance rack at Staples yesterday I found the BD-6108 scientific calculator for $3.97. I can’t remember seeing the BD-6108 before, but I just opened …
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Tutoring, you encounter school supplies. The tutor talks of one he recently adopted. Let’s imagine the situation in which a person works in one place, not having to move their work or materials. Furthermore, let’s imagine they have their own …
School supplies: the Five Star Pencil Pouch by Mead Read more »
Tutoring math, you see the pencils students use. The tutor makes some observations. I’m a fan of mechanical pencils: You needn’t sharpen them. One will last for weeks, months, or even longer, depending on usage. You can retract the lead …
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Tutoring, school supplies are ever-present. The tutor brings up stick pens. Stick pens (ball-point with a cap) are perhaps my favourite kind. One reason I like them is they don’t make noise. Plus, they’re cheap enough that it makes sense …
Tutoring, you see all manner of school supplies. The tutor mentions two kinds of pens. I love good pens. By “good” I mean they write well. There are a few classifications of pens, from my point of view: stick, click, …
Tutoring, colour choices of supplies, and even the room, can influence learning patterns. The tutor shares a couple of discoveries about environmental colour. We all have items that we like because of their colour. Perhaps it’s a pair of boots, …