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Help with Math Is Here
Just enter your zip code to search 40,000 verified math tutors. Help with math is on the way!
Would you rather find math help online? No problem.There's lots of help online. Video services such as Skype make connecting simple and easy. Prices are often quite affordable, too. For example, many online sites allow you to pay a flat fee of about $100 per month for unlimited tutoring! Other sites charge low rates (how's $9.99 per hour?!) The drawback for some students is that they may get distracted while working online, and it's a little harder to establish a personal connection over a computer. But this can be a great option nonetheless. I've created a page on how to work with online tutors. Help with math is also available at tutoring centersYou'll want to visit your local tutoring center to find out more, or check some out online. After you've scoped out your local center, ask to meet the individual who will be assigned to work with your child. Talk to him or her to get a sense of personality and expertise. Remember, you are hiring this person for an important service!Feel free to ask for a different tutor if you find the person your child is seeing isn't the right fit. You don't need to apologize for requesting a change, of course, but an explanation could be helpful to the program director.
If you want to know more about tutoring centers, link from Help with Math to my page on working with Sylvan Learning Centers.
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