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Considering Hiring a Private Tutor for your Child? Here Are Reasons You Should

11.27.2020 by Girl on Fire // Leave a Comment

Parents who keep a close eye on their children’s’ grades are able to detect if they start to struggle. Students that may not have any problems with their day to day homework can sometimes experience what is known as test anxiety. Taking a test can be an intimidating experience, especially if children already have anxiety. Private tutors are available that can help your child gain the upper hand when it comes to studying for tests and actually being able to focus on them long enough to pass them.

Highly Recommended

Private tutors are often more expensive than tutors who work at a facility for a few reasons, A private tutor normally will have advanced education and come highly recommended by both their peers as well as the clients they work for. Having an advanced degree means they have put additional effort into their education allowing them to become a master at their craft. While their credentials may speak for themselves, having references that include professors and past clients gives them a level of credibility that others may not have.

Online or In-Person

Most private tutors offer to provide lessons online or in-person. Instead of traveling to and from the private tutor’s location or having the tutor travel to their home, parents can choose to have their child’s learning sessions online. With Zoom, Teams, or other video conferencing programs, students and tutors can interact with one another in real-time making it easy for the student to feel comfortable and at ease. For students who work better in a one on one environment, meeting in person may be the better choice. This allows the tutor and the student to interact and work together to resolve any issues that may appear. Tutors can see what the student is doing and identify issues as they become apparent.

Years of Experience

Tutors that offer private lessons sometimes have many years of experience. With this valuable experience comes knowledge. They have learned many different ways to teach students who may have learning difficulties. Each student learns in a specific way. Children learn by seeing, hearing, and doing or a combination of the three. It is up to the tutor to find the way that works best for each child and then utilize it to its fullest advantage. With their many years of experience, private tutors may have learned other unique teaching methods that they can use as well.

One on One Instruction

Private tutors often prefer one on one instruction. This way they have the student’s undivided attention and don’t have to worry about distractions that can disrupt the learning process. One-on-one instruction gives the private tutor a chance to understand how the student learns and, in turn, develop a plan for teaching them according to their own needs. By working with one student at a time, students are given the attention they need. Their questions are answered as soon as they arise and there is very little pressure to compete against other students.

Private tutors offer many benefits to those who choose to hire them. They are able to provide the attention a student needs to thrive. Educators who work as private tutors are often well-recommended and have years of experience to back up their credentials. Parents who want their children to have every advantage, especially if they are having trouble learning, may want to look into hiring a private tutor. This will provide their child with the resources they need to get ahead in the classroom and keep moving forward.

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Brandy is the wife to a carpenter/musician and the mother of 3 amazingly awesome homeschool/unschooled girls. Brandy is a Photographer as well as a Coach for the Weebellion as part of Rolling Rebellion Jr. Roller Derby. Brandy is passionate about many things and suffers from a very painful and degenerative neurological disease called CRPS/RSD.
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