TutorMe.com Reports Students Improve in School When They Obtain One-on-One Help
Sep 21, 2016
They perform higher on standardized tests and show greater school attendance, among other things, announces TutorMe.com
Los Angeles, California - September 21, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
The California Research Bureau recently found that students who receive one-on-one tutoring for their reading witness the strongest positive impact on their reading scores during the elementary school years. Children also perform higher on standardized language arts and math tests when they are tutored, and they show greater attendance in school. Many parents question how to help their child succeed in school, and online tutoring may be the answer. TutorMe (www.tutorme.com) can be of help.
"Parents may struggle to find a tutor that is equipped to handle their child, as there is a limited selection of tutors in their area. With the help of online tutoring, parents find they gain access to a broader range of individuals, allowing them to find the right person for their child's unique needs. This helps to ensure the child obtains the most from each tutoring session," Ari Stiegler, spokesperson for TutorMe.com, Inc., states.
Americans often hear about how other countries are outpacing the country in certain subjects. They look to teachers, classroom sizes and more to explain this disparity, yet it may be simpler than this. Approximately 30 percent of university students in Japan work with a private tutor to prepare for university entrance exams, and they are fourth in the world when it comes to education. They recognize the need for private tutoring and its importance in a child's success, and this is only one example of how other countries rely on tutoring to help their children.
"To ensure TutorMe.com is the right fit for a child, a 30 minute tutoring session is offered free. This option allows children to have homework help without delay and is customized to meet the needs of the family. The tutors are US based, and parents don't have to deal with auto-responses or chat bots. It's like working with a person in a home or other local setting, yet they may be clear across the country. Parents and students find they can obtain help in a variety of subjects, including computer science and humanities, or receive help with preparing for big tests, such as the Act, when they turn to us for assistance," Stiegler continues.
Certain individuals have skills in a particular subject that they would like to share with others, and TutorMe.com allows for this too. A person can tutor others anywhere they have an internet connection and make money while doing so. The flexible schedule allows tutors to decide when and how frequently they work with students, of importance for many today, and TutorMe.com makes it easy for all involved. Anyone can become an online tutor and share their knowledge and skills with others, thanks to this online platform.
"Visit TutorMe.com today to learn more. Students find their grades improve when they make use of this option, and parents see their children succeeding in school. All involved feel great, as they see the results of their efforts. Be sure to check it out today," Stiegler recommends.
About TutorMe.com, Inc.:
An online education platform providing on-demand tutoring and online courses, TutorMe strives to make learning as convenient and effective as possible. The goal is to change the way people learn.
For more information, please visit https://tutorme.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Ari Stiegler
Organization: TutorMe.com, Inc.
Phone: 6199851889
Release ID: 133656
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