MacGregor Tutoring

Have you ever noticed a child suddenly go from calm to overwhelmed with no obvious warning?

Sometimes the signs were there long before the meltdown, shutdown, or tears. The challenge is that the child didn’t notice them.

Interoception is often called our “hidden sense” because it helps us recognise what’s happening inside our bodies. It tells us when we’re hungry, thirsty, tired, uncomfortable, excited, worried, or beginning to feel overwhelmed. When interoception is difficult, children may miss these early body signals, making emotional regulation much harder.

Our new Bitesize Guide to Interoception explains:
✨ What interoception is
✨ Why it matters for emotional regulation
✨ Signs a child may be struggling with it
✨ Practical ways parents and educators can help build interoceptive awareness

Understanding the body is often the first step towards understanding feelings.

See visual for guide instructions.

Students don't need days of intensive review, in large lecture theatres or online meeting rooms full of dozens of other kids. Students don't need to be retaught the entirety of the course curriculum.
Students benefit from individualized support, review of the main concepts, a study plan and test taking strategies. Students benefit from a boost in their confidence going into exams.
Register today for my small group final exam prep sessions for Math 9, Math 10C, Math 20-1, Math 30-2 or Social Studies 30-1/2. Limited space remains (max 8 students per session).

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Many of my clients live in the Edmonton-Whitemud riding - consider applying for this award

I am so pleased that my second annual Commitment to Community Award is available again!

The deadline has been extended until Sunday, May 3rd.

It is for two Grade 12 students living in the Edmonton-Whitemud area, who have demonstrated community involvement through volunteer service and will be attending a post-secondary program in the fall.

Award: $400 gift card to the post-secondary bookstore.

To apply: Fill out the online application form (link in bio) and attach an essay (up to 500) words telling us the story of your community commitment!