As a parent with a teenage son or daughter looking to take
their GCSEs in May 2012, the prospect for both parent and child can seem
daunting. More families are weighing up their options for supporting their
children, and many are seeking extra support with the more difficult subjects,
such as maths.
In the last 10 years, home tuition has become increasingly
popular, with students visiting the homes of retired teachers for private maths
tutoring to try and cram some extra study time in before GCSEs get underway.
The iTutorMaths
online maths tutor service is quite simple; a maths tutor will work with
small classes and all the students need is a broadband internet connection and
a microphone or headset. It’s quick and easy to set up and allows students to
study with a teacher, from the comfort of their own homes.
The virtual classroom concept is proving popular with
parents too. Their child stays at home and is able to work more closely with
the parent and the online maths tutor at the same time, encouraging greater
parent-child involvement and interaction. Here’s a couple of other great
reasons why online maths tuition is the way forward:
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No
embarrassment – children might be afraid to speak up in class when there is
something they don’t understand, but studying online with a personal maths
tutor eliminates this fear, as class sizes are so much smaller.
·
Greater
understanding of core modules – at school it is easy for teachers to run
through a particular subject and some students miss out on the extra details,
such as why it is like it is and how they came to that conclusion or maths sum.
With a private online maths tutor, students are more likely to grasp methodologies
with a deeper understanding rather than skimming over a topic.
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