Recruitment Season Tips - Heart Math Tutoring

Recruitment Season Tips - Heart Math Tutoring Recruitment Season Tips Recruitment Season Tips July 10, 2019 Are you a current tutor who is looking for ways to spread the word about the amazing experience you have had working with Heart Math Tutoring? GREAT! But, before you keep reading, make sure you are signed up for next year too! Now, lets get down to recruiting business! Here at Heart Tutoring, we are always trying to expand our services to more schools and students, but we need your help. Check out the tips below and ourRecruitment Kitfor how you can spread the word and help us recruit new tutors. Utilize Social Media Be a Heart Tutoring cheerleader through your social media channels. It is a great way to share your story with the masses and provide an easy call-to-action for your friends and followers. Consider sharing your why, telling a personal story from a day of tutoring or, if your friends are more analytical, sharing the cold, hard stats. Social posts perform better with photos, so head over to our social channels if you need to borrow one. And dont forget to tag us! Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Host a Lunch N Learn Gather interested tutors from your company, book club, bible study or neighborhood for a learning session with a Heart Tutoring representative. Well be there to describe the program, answer questions and take sign-ups. Email us at lehrtn to set up a date. Spread the Word Add a call-to-action to your email signature, voicemail message or business card. These subtle mentions can strike up a new conversation or be gentle reminders for people to click become a volunteer. The more they see and hear about the program, the more likely they are to sign-up. Invite them to an Event Webinars This summer and fall we are hosting a series of webinars chock full of great information about being part of our program. There will be everything from a general info session to hearing from a current Heart tutor. August 28 | September 10 | October 3 Each session will run from 1:00-1:45 PM. Sign up here. Summer Party Invite potential tutors to join us (no pressure!) and come to network with existing tutors at our laid-back summer gathering. Tuesday, July 30 at 6 PM | Unknown Brewing Sign up here. Additional tips, wording suggestions and more can be found in our downloadableRecruitment Kit. Have other ideas of how we can grow our tutoring ranks? Shoot us an email or a DM of how we can help!

Five Things Your Students Will Remember About You

Five Things Your Students Will Remember About You As a teacher, you spend countless hours creating lessons, tidying your room, and grading homework. But the things your students will remember most about their time in your classroom arent the day-to-day tasks or types of homework assignments. Here are what students will remember about you years from now: How well you knew them. Its nice to know students names, but you show them you care when you remember that they play a sport or an instrument, or that they grew up in another country. Show interest in your students as people. It means a lot. You believed in them. Build your students confidence by encouraging them to set goals and work hard toward them. Let them know that you see their potential. Talk to them about what they want for themselves and then discuss those ideas as realities. Your goal was teaching students to better themselves. Yes, your job is to teach students to master your subject, but its about more than that. Make it your objective to help students improve themselves and their abilities, academically and otherwise. Your classroom felt safe. The student who feels comfortable enough to contribute ideas is the student who is excited about learning and growing. Make your classroom a place where all ideas are valued and all students are listened to and respected. Your door was always open. Life is not easy for all students. The high school years in particular are full of change and can be tumultuous and stressful. Make sure your students know that youre available as a sounding board when they need you, and that you are part of their extended support system. If you want to be the best teacher possible, think about the impact you want to have on your students and how your daily actions shape that influence. You can change your students lives for the better by how you teach them and how you treat them.