Posts by Wes Carroll

2019 Admissions Scandal

"There is a front door, there is a back door, and I've created a side door." William Singer may have been thinking outside the box, ...
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Learning Styles

What skills should tutors have for accommodating visual / auditory / kinesthetic learners? None, I'm afraid; that's simply not a thing. And yet, many students' lived ...
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Unknown Unknowns

You probably remember the quote: There are known knowns. These are things we know that we know. There are known unknowns. That is to say, ...
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10X

On the heels of yesterday's post about price and value, I was shocked by Seth Godin's latest blog post, fundamentally on the same topic. We ...
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What Straight-A Students Get Wrong: An Honest Take

Adam Grant just wrote a lovely piece in the New York Times that points out that, as he puts it, "academic excellence is not a strong predictor of career ...
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Math Under Pressure

This outstanding TED Talk by Barnard's president is mainly about choking under pressure. But how interesting that the example Professor Beilock spends most time on ...
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Goodbye, Princeton. I Loved You While It Lasted

I will no longer be recommending Princeton Review's Math 2 prep books, because their latest edition features a test that is a problem-by-problem parody of ...
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Dealing With Repeated Challenges (Part of “How To Be A Brighter Student”)

If you want to handle repeated challenge in the best way, you have to start by realizing that the goal isn’t to change your challenges ...
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Work Like An Expert (Part Of “How To Be A Brighter Student”)

February is the final date of the AMC, but it is also time to start your prep for SAT Subject Tests and AP’s. Examine your ...
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10,000 hours?

You don’t have to make yourself miserable to be successful. Success isn’t about working hard, it’s about working smart. Andrew Wilkinson When it comes to ...
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