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How would you know if your child needs a tutor? Are those kids who are only falling behind their lessons need tutors? There are many questions regarding tutors. You are the best judge as to whether your child needs a tutor. But the idea of only the "bad" students needing tutors has changed greatly over the years. Good students can also benefit from tutors.
Here are some of the advantages to tutoring:
Parents Are the Best Tutors
You know your child better than anyone else, so logically you would probably be the best tutor for your child. The problem with this theory, however, is that most parents are not really equipped to deal with questions about math, science or language. Therefore, the use of tutorial centers can be of great help in this situation. These places can helps kids with the key points that they may have missed in class.
Few Distractions With Tutors
There are much fewer distractions with tutors than at home many times. Students can be distracted while trying to study by television, video games, food or just other activity in the house. A tutor can minimize those distractions and help the student to focus on the work at hand. The tutor will monitor the student and make sure that they stay on the track that they need to be following. In addition, tutors know the latest teaching techniques so that the help that they are giving your child will be maximized.
Shorter Study Times
Tutors can also provide for shorter study times than the student would have on his own. There is no need for students to study past their bedtimes when using a tutor. One or two hours of study time a day is usually sufficient. Tutors can also help the student prepare for competitions both in and out of school.
Avoid Ratio Problem
A ratio problem of teachers to students exists in many school systems. Using a tutor can help to eliminate that ratio problem. The ratio problem causes learning problems in many cases, since the teacher just doesn't have enough time to spend with each student. Thus the student suffers since they are not learning what they should. In a tutoring situation the pace of the tutor is dependent on the individual child rather than the student having to go along with the pace of the rest of the class.
Disadvantages To Tutoring
Sometimes the student may become too independent. He may rely too much on the tutor and not put his best effort forward. His attention may also drop off in class somewhat. This sort of thing can encourage laziness and a bad attitude. The tutor may do the assignments for the student rather than deal with the attitude and laziness issues. In this case, of course, the child does not learn anything. The child may not need a tutor if they can do their own work and the tutor would, therefore, be wasting his time.
Some kids feel that they are working all day in school and don't want to study with a tutor. They feel that it breaks into their time that they are spending playing after school or spending with family in the evening.
Before choosing to have your child work with a tutor, be sure that all circumstances point to the need for a tutor. Otherwise, don't waste your money.
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