Jinu Mathew's guest appearances

Jinu Mathew

Chasing Dreams with Aimee J.

Luvvie Ajayi

Kelly Resendez

Jenn Swanson

Kwame Christian

Joel Quass

Freeman Hrabowski

Jason Harris

Melanie Klein

Shannon Miles

Jessie Sheehan

Alison Cardy

Shannon Cason

Chris Krimitsos

Erik Newton

Jeff Brown

OwlTail

Welcome to a great show with Jinu Mathew. Jinu has owned Tutor Doctor since 2016 and is a former math teacher and school principal. His life has been focused on education for many years and he loves helping his students achieve much more than they ever thought possible. Hear his thoughts about what’s wrong with today’s students and how parents and teachers can help impact the next generation. Join us!TWEET: “Ep. 78 talking about #learning with former #educator @TutorDoctor!”A Life-Changing Experience:Life is full of pivotal moments that can make us or break us. Jinu shares how he refused to be broken or give up on his passion. At age 29, he suffered a stroke and paralysis that impacted his personal and professional life in every way. He remembers praying that he would get back to his passion of serving kids. When difficulties come, your course may be altered, but you can keep your focus and move forward in small steps. Jinu shares how his Christian faith gave him a foundation to keep going and why he loves proving people wrong.TWEET: “Every good #teacher is a phenomenal #actor.” @TutorDoctorToday’s Students: A Complacency of AchievementIs it possible for B/C students to achieve A’s? Jinu says YES! The problem for so many students is that they have never been told (or shown) that they CAN achieve MORE! He explains how everyone has the ability to learn, but the key is finding the perfect match of student to instructor in a customized learning environment. As parents and teachers, we have to fight against “self-fulfilling prophecies” by giving support, pushing forward, and providing enrichment to learning. Jinu says, “It’s all about how much you care.”TWEET: Turn “impossible” into “I’m possible.” @TutorDoctorImpacting the Next Generation of Dream Chasers“Be the change that you want to see.” You have to model the change you want. You can’t limit yourself if you want more from those around you. Small steps lead to a brighter future. Jinu says to “know yourself and push yourself,” and he models that by setting the goal of finishing his doctorate degree in education. He feels that he has worked too hard and for too long to settle for anything less. When something is hard, get on the internet, take advantages of the available resources, and figure out how to move forward. What if our next generation of young people took Jinu’s advice?TWEET: “There is a complacency of achievement in our #students in America.” @TutorDoctorGUEST RECOMMENDATION:Prioritize achievable goals into long-range, mid-range, and short-term goals. Go from there by making small benchmarks of what you can attain.OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE:[1:35]Jinu’s interest in education and helping others (it began in 10th grade)[3:00] Qualifications and education needed to be a teacher, and state rules for licensure[5:26] A life-changing experience: stroke, paralysis, and a move from NY to TX[9:25] Recovery, creeping doubts, and Christian faith[11:50] Return to school, owning a franchise, and complacency in achievement[14:10] Self-fulfilling prophecy vs. Pushing for progress[17:30] Turn “impossible” into “I am possible”[22:00] Changing one’s mindset and changing the next generation[25:10] Jinu’s goal: finishing his doctorate in education[26:15] Getting back to 100%: Jinu’s physical progress since the stroke[30:30] What students need to do to overcome roadblocks[32:05] Being the FIRST[35:20] Jinu’s action for a dream chaser to take TODAYRESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:Jinu on TwitterJinu on FacebookJinu’s WebsiteTWEETS YOU CAN USE:TWEET: “#Teaching is what was meant for me.” @TutorDoctorTWEET: “If you #pray hard and #work hard, #God will deliver.” @TutorDoctorTWEET: “It should NEVER be “I can’t.” @TutorDoctorTWEET: “ #Students today aren’t unable; they just aren’t pushed enough.” @TutorDoctorhttps://youtu.be/2vOHL2jF-IQ

Welcome to a great show with Jinu Mathew. Jinu has owned Tutor Doctor since 2016 and is a former math teacher and school principal. His life has been focused on education for many years and he loves helping his students achieve much more than they ever thought possible. Hear his thoughts about what’s wrong with today’s students and how parents and teachers can help impact the next generation. Join us!TWEET: “Ep. 78 talking about #learning with former #educator @TutorDoctor!”A Life-Changing Experience:Life is full of pivotal moments that can make us or break us. Jinu shares how he refused to be broken or give up on his passion. At age 29, he suffered a stroke and paralysis that impacted his personal and professional life in every way. He remembers praying that he would get back to his passion of serving kids. When difficulties come, your course may be altered, but you can keep your focus and move forward in small steps. Jinu shares how his Christian faith gave him a foundation to keep going and why he loves proving people wrong.TWEET: “Every good #teacher is a phenomenal #actor.” @TutorDoctorToday’s Students: A Complacency of AchievementIs it possible for B/C students to achieve A’s? Jinu says YES! The problem for so many students is that they have never been told (or shown) that they CAN achieve MORE! He explains how everyone has the ability to learn, but the key is finding the perfect match of student to instructor in a customized learning environment. As parents and teachers, we have to fight against “self-fulfilling prophecies” by giving support, pushing forward, and providing enrichment to learning. Jinu says, “It’s all about how much you care.”TWEET: Turn “impossible” into “I’m possible.” @TutorDoctorImpacting the Next Generation of Dream Chasers“Be the change that you want to see.” You have to model the change you want. You can’t limit yourself if you want more from those around you. Small steps lead to a brighter future. Jinu says to “know yourself and push yourself,” and he models that by setting the goal of finishing his doctorate degree in education. He feels that he has worked too hard and for too long to settle for anything less. When something is hard, get on the internet, take advantages of the available resources, and figure out how to move forward. What if our next generation of young people took Jinu’s advice?TWEET: “There is a complacency of achievement in our #students in America.” @TutorDoctorGUEST RECOMMENDATION:Prioritize achievable goals into long-range, mid-range, and short-term goals. Go from there by making small benchmarks of what you can attain.OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE:<ul><li>[1:35]Jinu’s interest in education and helping others (it began in 10th grade)</li><li>[3:00] Qualifications and education needed to be a teacher, and state rules for licensure</li><li>[5:26] A life-changing experience: stroke, paralysis, and a move from NY to TX</li><li>[9:25] Recovery, creeping doubts, and Christian faith</li><li>[11:50] Return to school, owning a franchise, and complacency in achievement</li><li>[14:10] Self-fulfilling prophecy vs. Pushing for progress</li><li>[17:30] Turn “impossible” into “I am possible”</li><li>[22:00] Changing one’s mindset and changing the next generation</li><li>[25:10] Jinu’s goal: finishing his doctorate in education</li><li>[26:15] Getting back to 100%: Jinu’s physical progress since the stroke</li><li>[30:30] What students need to do to overcome roadblocks</li><li>[32:05] Being the FIRST</li><li>[35:20] Jinu’s action for a dream chaser to take TODAY</li></ul>RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:Jinu on <a href="http://www.twitter.com/tutordoctor" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>Jinu on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/tutordoctortxkeller" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a>Jinu’s <a href="http://www.hometutoringtexas.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a>TWEETS YOU CAN USE:TWEET: “#Teaching is what was meant for me.” @TutorDoctorTWEET: “If you #pray hard and #work hard, #God will deliver.” @TutorDoctorTWEET: “It should NEVER be “I can’t.” @TutorDoctorTWEET: “ #Students today aren’t unable; they just aren’t pushed enough.” @TutorDoctor<a href="https://youtu.be/2vOHL2jF-IQ" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/2vOHL2jF-IQ</a>

Ep. 78: Jinu Mathew – Helping Students Defeat Self-Fulfilling Prophecies Through Tutoring