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Private In-Home and Online Summer Tutoring in Boston, MA
Receive personally tailored Summer lessons from exceptional tutors in a one-on-one setting. We help you connect with in-home and online tutoring that offers flexible scheduling and your choice of locations.
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At Varsity Tutors, we're committed to connecting you to top tutors capable of delivering an outstanding experience. That's why we provide a 100% tutor satisfaction guarantee.
How can a tutor help you with summer tutoring?
Although kids look forward to summer vacation, the time off may create a knowledge gap when school starts again. In fact, at most schools, the first six weeks of class are spent relearning material from the previous year. This gap may mean that children not only have a tougher time learning new things, but that school becomes associated with repetition. Varsity Tutors understands how important it is to continue your child's education over the summer, so the educational directors at Varsity Tutors may help you connect with summer tutors in Boston.
All of the tutors that our educational directors may connect you with in Boston, MA, are skilled in teaching summer learning skills. Your child may be matched with a tutor based on subjects they need help with, as well as topics they are interested in. Summer learning may be fun when the subjects are geared toward your child's interests. Tutors encourage your child to read challenging books about subjects your child finds interesting, and sessions are based on the learning styles that work best for your child. Vocabulary and math skills don't have to be taught in a traditional way - they may be turned into a game!
Private 1-on-1 Tutoring by Harvard Honors Grads! We serve Boston and all Suburbs.
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"The student and I had an excellent session. We began by going over some practice grammar/mechanics exercises that she had completed at school. We reviewed various grammar/spelling rules (e.g., that words like spy, fry, cry, etc. drop y and have -ied in the past tense). We then did practice reading comprehension testing. We went over all the material and discussed any issues she had (e.g., knowing how to identify the main idea of a passage). We also reviewed some basic test taking skills throughout the session (e.g., process of elimination, glancing at questions before reading passage to know what to look for as you read, etc.). Good session!"
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"The student and I went through the first draft of her short paper assignment today. She is a generally good writer, and I had very little in the way of substantial criticism to send her way. She really just needs to focus on some word choice and awkward phrasing issues, as well as beef up her vocabulary a little. Her style and approach are perfect for philosophy--straightforward, no frills, just the facts. Having a good grasp of crisp, concise writing is essential for doing well in a philosophy course, so I have great confidence in her prospects for this paper. As usual this meeting with the student went quite well and I look forward to working with her again."
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"We studied for his upcoming geography exam on Africa. We outlined a procedure to complete his geography project before the due date and set a goal for him to reach by next session. We also did some Spanish-speaking practice to review our past lessons."
