Empowered Minds Tutoring

I have many students who come to me wondering how to know whether to use there, their, or they're in their writing (see what I did there) Okay, I'll stop now 🙃

There- refers to a place. Ex: Her shoes are over there

Their- shows ownership. Ex: Their car is brand new

They're- a contraction, they + are. Ex: They're going to have so much fun at the concert

Comment a 👍 if this post helped you know which word to use

A little bit about me

- I love animals. Growing up I would visit my uncle’s farm and take care of the kittens there. I ended up adopting 2 of them (sorry mom) and I have always had an animal of some kind in my house. Dogs, cats, lizards, fish, snakes, spiders, you name it, we had it. In high school and college I fostered dogs and cats and I hope to begin fostering again soon!
- I love to read! As pictured here 📖
- I am the youngest of 4
- I like to try new hobbies and constantly learn. Recently I’ve been trying to learn French and German, improve my ice skating skills, and learn to draw. I’ve yet to improve from the classic stick figure drawing 🤦🏼‍♀️
- Fun fact: my first and middle name can be spelled forwards and backwards (Anna Eve)

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Check out my website and message me to learn more! empoweredmindsme.com

I'm so excited to announce that I have started an online tutoring business where I will be supporting students to reach their educational goals! Empowered Minds Tutoring supports middle and high school students with English, reading, and writing. I love to teach and I'm excited to share my knowledge and expertise with students on an individualized basis. I'd appreciate you passing along my page and website as well as telling others who you think would benefit from these services. I can't wait to see where this venture takes me and I'm excited to help students become empowered learners!