What happens next?

How to select a suitable tutor for your teen
Identify specific learning needs.
Ask your teen questions about classes, areas of difficulty, and study habits. Discuss learning goals with your teen in order to get them involved in the process and to establish the primary goal of tutoring: are they struggling in one specific subject, with time management, with preparing for a specific test like the sat or act?
Check with a teacher.

Choices:
1). Tutoring is not only suited for addressing low grades. Look beyond grades to get a full picture of why tutoring may be appropriate.;
2). Someone who is familiar with your teen's learning style and interests can give you their contact information. Parents can also set up meet-ups.;
3). Find out if your teen has experience taking the sat or act. If you haven't, ask others about their interactions with tutors.;
4). Most schools offer online tutoring or email support. In the us, most schools offer free tutoring at home.;
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