Life is complicated… especially for teens. A frustrated mother called me in August after her daughter had failed both the June and August Chemistry Regents exams. I worked with the student on Chemistry all fall, while she was moving ahead with her new classes in school. The result: “Good morning – wanted to let you know that I heard this morning of her passing! With a nice score of 77! She doesn’t even know yet as she is in the middle of a midterm. But I know she will be happy. Thanks again!”

“Hello! Just wanted to share that my son got a 96 on the chem mid term. 🙂 Thanks so much!”

“Hi Mrs. Pavlovich. i’m texting you to say thank you for tutoring me as it has made a very positive impact on my learning as a whole.”

“The redox (Chemistry) test went very well yesterday. I used the tic tac toe method you showed me. It was very helpful.”

Science courses move along rapidly and all material builds on previous understanding. Therefore, being out sick for any length of time can really set you back. Call me after an illness and I can quickly get your child back on track in Chemistry or Physics.

“97% on my stoichiometry test! Thanks!” “95% on my bonding test. Up from a C+ in the 1st semester.” “A+ for the quarter! We got a strong start with you and won’t be scheduling more sessions as long as he is doing so well.” “100% on my last test! Thanks” “87% on my gas laws test. I’m feeling much more confident.” “80% on my momentum test! Up from C+ in the 2nd quarter!”

Please note that much of the material on the Physics SAT subject test is not in the AP Physics 1 curriculum. Ivy Way can help you prepare!

On my last two tests I received a 100 and a 90. It really brought my average up.

I wanted you to know that my daughter will have an A- in Physics for the quarter and is thrilled. I wish we had called you for chemistry last year! Thank you for all your help and have a wonderful summer!!

After two years in the classroom I am returning to full-time tutoring in Fall, 2017! Can’t wait to see you in my newly refurbished office on Long Island’s north shore.