WHY YOUR CHILD NEEDS TUTORING

Volume 1 Issue 1

February 22, 2022

The Teachable Tutor's Thoughts

"EDUCATION IS THE MOST POWERFUL WEAPON WHICH YOU CAN USE TO TO CHANGE THE WORLD."

NELSON MANDELA

Your child deserves the best education. Soooooooo... you're looking for a tutor .

Here are the top 5 reasons why your child needs a tutor:

1.Your child will have the full attention of the teacher.

In a class of 25 or more kids, all your child needs are not going to be met.

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In a tutoring session, the teacher works with your child 1 to 1. No distractions, no interruptions , no waiting for the teacher, no lost time.

2.Learning is focused only on your child's needs & interests

Classroom teachers often rely on one lesson plan to teach all students. Individualized

learning is often not happening. Kids get lost, bored, unchallenged and frustrated.

On the other hand teachers who tutor can focus on what your child really needs to

learn. Learning is centered around your child's unique needs and interests. Learning

can be more engaging and rewarding for children when it is self paced.

3.Increased confidence and interest in learning

With so many eyes and ears in a classroom, kids are often not likely to fully participate. Their thoughts and ideas are not heard. Without the exchange of thoughts and ideas, learning cannot fully happen.

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Tutoring sessions allow the teacher to create a safe space for students to ask questions and express themselves. Teachers who tutor are able to give your child additional time to think and to respond. A gentle nudge helps to build confident learners; self esteem; and an interest in their own learning.

4.Prevents regression of student learning

Studies have shown that children's learning can regress during the winter, spring and summer breaks. These gaps in learning can lower your child's academic performance.

Teachers who tutor are there when schools are not. We offer your child convenient and flexible scheduling of tutoring sessions. We work around the busy schedules of parents. We use these breaks to close learning gaps and to foster more advanced learning.