Everybody has a Story

Tutoring

 

Do not be afraid to ask for help!  if you are struggling grasping something seek out help!  I am not good at math an science.  For me to succeed I had to find tutors.  I needed that extra one on one time!  It was a life saver!

 

There are many resources out there you can tap into.  One great thing you can do is find someone in each class that could help you.  Find them, and exchange numbers.  Then don't be afraid to call them when you need their help.  Second their are clubs that will tutor BTW students.  One that will is National Honor Society.  Go to their sponsor and find out details!

 

Again it is all there for you!  You just have to have the drive to find the possibility!  These are your grades - do not be shy to find help if you need it!  We all need help!

 

 

Finally the Tulsa Library has free tutoring for students!  These are professionals who want to help!  This would be a great resource to have!  Call on them if you need to!  The link is below.

 

Free Tutoring Info

 

Everybody Has A Story

 

If you can make people's day better do it!  You will get so much Out of it!  This story made me want to cry!

Everybody Has A Story

I love this because it is a GREAT example that we do not know everybody's full story!  Here is this teacher who challenged his students, and pushed them.  But then they found out something that surprised and inspired them!  Watch!

Give!

CRAZY!

You'll Only Understand If You Live Here

 

I just saw the best article!  I stumbled on the article, "31 Things Oklahomans Have to Explain To Out of Towner's." I had to share!  I have seen things like this before. Two stand out to me.  I saw an email once that had a picture of a construction cone with the caption "Oklahoma State Tree."  I thought that was so true!  There is always construction.  They finish one project, and start another.

 

Another one that I always relate toare the ones that say "You know you are from Oklahoma if you can pronounce these towns."  We have some strange city names.

 

Read this article, and see if you relate to any of these things:

 

Oklahoma Article