Parenting Power
When your child is looking to you for research help, are you able to give it? Many parents feel nervous that their own skills are not up to the task, and worry that they will lose their child's respect if they cannot find information quickly. What is more, busy parents often do not have time to stand over their children and micro-manage the research process, but find themselves frustrated when they try to answer kids' questions about search.You should not be held prisoner by fear and frustration. Better yet, by learning the basics of online search, you not only become better equipped to help your children, but improve your own online experiences, as well!
Beat the odds.
Let To The Point Research teach you the tips and tricks that research professionals use: when to use different search engines, the tools that make searches yield precise results, and strategiesfor moving beyond the Web to lesser-known sources.
To The Point Research trains students, parents, executives, employees, and research professionals in online and offline research techniques. In addition, we can consult with your school, company, or organization on search strategies for assuring that your productivity rises and frustration dissipates.
Trainer Tasha Bergson-Michelson graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Mt. Holyoke College, and holds a Master's Degree from Harvard Univeristy and a Master's in Library and Information Science from San Jose State University. She began working as a professional searcher in 1997.
