How to Make it Work in Your Home – Video and Podcast
Are you tutoring in your home? I have tutored in my home since the very beginning. Today's question comes from Wanda. She wants to know how to make it work in her home! Watch the video below where I'll share some tips and ideas for squeezing in a tutoring space into your home.
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Ask the Tutor Podcast – Finding Tutoring Space
Video – Finding & Making Space to Tutor in Your Home
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I teach classes in my living room. The only “teaching” piece of equipment that stays is the 4′ x 6′ white board. Otherwise, I have two folding 6′ tables and folding chairs.
I also use my dining table and dining room for tutoring. I have bookshelves in the dining room for my books and equipment, and a whiteboard easel from http://www.lakeshorelearning.com (these are AWESOME). I can transition between classes in the living room and private tutoring in the dining room easily with no space between sessions. After I am done for the day, everything goes away, and our space may return.
I love it Marna! Thanks for sharing.