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Children are not good at math! I want to hire a tutor, but I'm afraid the effect is not good! What shall we do? Is one-on-one tutoring effective? How about Xueda?
Students have a poor foundation, one-on-one education is ideal, and tutoring is actually possible. It depends on whether the tutor is familiar with the textbook and knows where the problem lies. Many teachers are fresh graduates. If you sign up, you must choose a good teacher and don't completely listen to the consultant's promise. No matter how you cram, it is a step-by-step thing. Don't expect a qualitative leap in children's grades after one or two courses. As long as children can make some progress through tutoring, then tutoring is successful.