Tutoring is an increasingly popular means of academic support through direct instruction. But, what is tutoring really? The answer is complicated, as tutoring comes in many shapes and sizes, and meets vastly different needs for different students.
Have you ever considered finding a tutor for your child? Why did you ultimately decide not to? Theres a host of considerations to take into account, but it’s important you don’t accidentally weigh common myths into your decision.
With the start of the new year, private math tutors are being booked-up at lightning speed by parents across NYC. But should your child’s private math tutor be meeting with them in-person or online? Before you make up your mind, check out the (surprising) pros and cons of each
Tutoring is a centuries old practice. Why has private and group tutoring remained part of schooling systems for so long? The benefits tutoring offers are plentiful, and there’s value in tutoring for everybody—students thriving and struggling alike.
Learning center or at home tutoring? Choosing between a learning center or at home tutoring for your student can be tricky. As it turns out, the differences between the two tutoring regiments can be quite large. So, how do you decide between an at-home tutor or a learning center? Read on to find out what are some things to take into consideration when making your decision.
Fancy facilities and expensive one on one tutoring do not ensure the stability or support informed by proper tutors. Individuals that are educated may not have the patience to deal with a struggling student. Although an individual is kind, they may not have the focus or confidence to adequately teach. Balance is fundamental when hiring a tutor for your child.
At Tip-Top Brain, we assess the needs of each student individually. Our initial approach involves finding the strengths of every child, as well as areas they need to improve in. By creating a thorough understanding of where a student is when they enter our center, we are more qualified to inform, guide and ultimately educate them in the areas they struggle with most. Find out more about our beneficial and unique assessment process in our newest blog post.
The Specialized High School Admissions Test is a comprehensive three hour exam that grants students access to an intense learning environment designed for the most advanced and motivated students. Specialized high schools offer a diverse range of academically rigorous content to prepare students for their future.
Are you worried about your child’s literary acquisition? Children are learning an extraordinary amount of information in a small window of time. In particular, they are learning about the intricacies of a complex language system. Read on to learn more about how to support your emergent reader.
