Benefits of Summer Tutoring
Summer learning can be advantageous for all students. Here are 5 ways students can reap the benefits of 1-on-1 tutoring during their summer break.
1. Reviewing material from the previous year helps students retain what was learned during the school year as well as reinforce basic skills.
2. Learning new material to be covered during the next school year results in familiarity and comfort leading into the new school year.
3. If a student had a difficult year, having a tutor during the summer is an excellent way to be proactive about building confidence and allowing for a smooth transition to start the next school year.
4. Students have the opportunity to learn valuable problem solving, organizational, and time management skills. This is especially important for students entering 4th grade.
5. Working with a tutor on a regular basis during the summer provides continuity, structure, maintenance of newly acquired skills, and keeps a student focused on academics in a low stress environment (1 on 1).
Benefits of Summer Tutoring
Summer learning can be advantageous for all students. Here are 5 ways students can reap the benefits of 1-on-1 tutoring during their summer break.
1. Reviewing material from the previous year helps students retain what was learned during the school year as well as reinforce basic skills.
2. Learning new material to be covered during the next school year results in familiarity and comfort leading into the new school year.
3. If a student had a difficult year, having a tutor during the summer is an excellent way to be proactive about building confidence and allowing for a smooth transition to start the next school year.
4. Students have the opportunity to learn valuable problem solving, organizational, and time management skills. This is especially important for students entering 4th grade.
5. Working with a tutor on a regular basis during the summer provides continuity, structure, maintenance of newly acquired skills, and keeps a student focused on academics in a low stress environment (1 on 1).
