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Benefits of Primary School Tuition
The best time to start home tutoring is when your child is at the lower primary school level or elementary class. Here are some of the benefits of home tuition for children in lower primary school tuition :
- Most home tutors take your child through topics that are yet to be introduced in school, this way they can always stay ahead.
- Tutors will focus on areas where the child needs improvement, giving enough time for the child to understand the topic. Students are giving more practice and assessment questions.
Most tutors also go over topics that have been taught in class to help with revision, this is mostly done during school vacations and towards the end of the school year when all syllabus needed has been covered in school. What this does for the child is that it helps them remember what they have been taught and understand the topics more so they can do well in exams and when they move to a new level or class.
Primary School Tuition at Home
Primary school tuition at home is a unique service where primary school tutors help children to understand better things that have been or haven’t been taught in school. Basically, tutors meet the academic needs of a child, and this is flexible. Parents have the freedom to communicate the needs or preference of the child to a tutor so they can design lessons to flow into the needs of the child. For example, some primary school tutors can make use of pictures, diagrams or illustrations to help a child’s learning, writing of notes, and assessment practices so that they can improve in topics that they earlier had a challenge in.