Students struggle to get through classes every day. Many factors contribute to this problem, including large class sizes, limited resources, and learning differences. Private tutoring can spark a love for learning, encourage students to succeed and build confidence. These are five ways a tutor can improve your child’s academic performance.

Offering one-on-one attention

Students can easily blend in with other students and get overlooked in large classes. Teachers might not be able give the attention and time your child requires to succeed. Students will have a harder time getting back on track if this continues. This can lead to low self-esteem. Tutors can help students focus on the most difficult areas, giving them confidence and the ability to learn.

Work at the Student's pace

Each term, classroom teachers must cover a certain amount of material. Sometimes, the lessons are too fast and the children may be reluctant to ask questions. Some concepts may take them longer to understand. Students feel free to ask as many questions as they want to when there is no peer pressure. Private tutors will take the time to make sure your child understands and is able to apply the concepts.

Learn More than the Syllabus

Private tutors can teach students more than what is required by the curriculum. Private tutors can help students organize their time, teach them how to manage their study time, and give tips on prioritizing tasks. These skills can be applied to everyday life for your child, making them just as valuable as schoolwork.

Flexible Scheduling

Families are often busy and may be headed in different directions during the day due to their hectic schedules. Private tutors can arrange sessions around school, extracurricular and family needs. This means that tutors can help students prepare for big projects or testing periods.

Set Goals and Objectives

Children go to classes, and then they move on with their lives. They don't think about what they want to accomplish. Students can expect tutors to praise, encourage and provide feedback, which helps them set and achieve their goals. This builds confidence that can be transferred to other areas of the child’s life.

Signs that your child is struggling

It can be difficult to keep up with your children. If you think a tutor might be necessary, here are some things to watch out for.

Grades are getting worse
Do not fall behind with homework
School is losing interest
Stressed about test scores and class grades
Visibly having difficulty with certain homework requirements (e.g., reading, writing and math).
Do not do homework, or discuss it.

Finding the right tutor

Our teachers are experienced and work closely with students at Best in Class Education Center. The teachers help students develop independence and confidence through the delivery of curriculum in a way that is most beneficial to them. Our focus is on helping students in K-12. We offer flexible and affordable programs that support student growth, giving students an academic edge. Get in touch with us for a tutor who can meet your child's education needs.