I have a senior in HS. He is now open to help. He needs help with organization and competition of assignments. He may also need help in a few classes (pre calc, Government).
- Posted by Donnielle,
Looking for a tutor for my son who is in sixth grade. Mainly for English , reading , writing and study /organizational skills.
- Posted by Tamara,
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Both of my children are struggling academically, and I’ve realized they need more consistent support and oversight.
My son is 17 and attends High School as a junior, where he is studying automotive technology. He has ADHD and is very bright, but he often struggles to complete assignments unless someone is sitting with him. Executive functioning is a significant challenge: he has difficulty preparing for assignments, managing his time, and making steady progress on larger projects.
My daughter is turning 16 and is a sophomore. Her difficulties with math became more apparent in eighth grade. Although she has not been diagnosed, she recently told me that she has trouble focusing. She may have some symptoms of ADHD, but I believe the larger issue is that she has not yet learned how to study effectively. For example, she believes that reviewing material for about half an hour the day before a test is enough preparation.
I’m finding it difficult to manage both of their academic workloads and the stress that comes with trying to keep them on track. Their success in high school and beyond is my highest priority, and we need help. I’m looking for someone who can meet with them a few times a week, review upcoming and missing assignments, help them understand material they find challenging.
- Posted by Stef,
I’m looking for a tutor for my 9th-grade daughter. She can complete her homework independently, but she has difficulty understanding everything taught in class and does not yet know how to review and study independently.
I’m especially looking for someone who can teach her study skills and executive functioning skills, such as how to review class notes, identify key information, prepare for quizzes and tests, organize her study time, and gradually become a more independent learner.
She also has an IEP and benefits from structured, step-by-step instruction.
- Posted by DAN,
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