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When your child struggles in school or aims for more success, it can be frustrating to go it alone. Research by the Brookings Institute found that 80 percent of studies done on tutoring show that students who work with tutors show statistically significant improvement. One of the most important elements of success was who was doing the tutoring.
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Many students are bright, hardworking and eager to learn but it’s not uncommon for some to struggle with homework and getting the grades they want in school. Whether they don’t respond well to a particular teaching style or can’t get their head around a problem, sometimes all they need is someone willing to sit down with them and understand how they work. Tutoring can be a great solution when this problem arises.
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Going into middle school is never easy. In elementary school, there was nap time, the homework was easy and students could go home early. Then grade 6 hits; all of a sudden there are letters in mathematics, everyone around you is a new face and the classes just seem like it became ten times as hard! [Read more…]

Being a parent isn’t always rainbows and sunshine. It can be tough, tiring, and frustrating, but the reality is we love our kids and it’s always fun to throw some humor into the parenting experience.
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School is wonderful, there’s no doubt. Sending your children to class and watching them grow smarter and wiser every day is wonderful. However, not every student has the best experience in school. Curricular syllabus can be quite rigid, and they’re intended for the whole classroom. That means students with different talents are required to learn a standardized syllabus.  [Read more…]

Signs that your child may need a tutor might not only show up in the lack of making high marks or good grades. Making the decision to use a tutor for your child can be difficult if you are not quite sure what you should be looking for. It can also be a great option to be proactive and bring a tutor on board at the first sight of any of these signs. The earlier you can intervene and provide the support they need, the less time they will struggle and easier it will be on their self-esteem to get back on track. [Read more…]