{"id":3525,"date":"2020-09-21T23:57:21","date_gmt":"2020-09-21T23:57:21","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/tutoringwithatwist.ca\/?p=3525"},"modified":"2020-11-19T22:59:12","modified_gmt":"2020-11-19T22:59:12","slug":"after-school-tutoring","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/tutoringwithatwist.ca\/ns\/after-school-tutoring\/","title":{"rendered":"After School Tutoring \u2013 Succeed in School and Beyond"},"content":{"rendered":"

It\u2019s no secret that school is tough, and the key to success shouldn\u2019t be a secret either. The traditional approach of brick-and-mortar schools works for some students, but other students need something more. This is where after school tutoring comes in.<\/p>\n

After school tutoring can help students of all ages and backgrounds. No matter the subject matter or level of difficulty, you can rest assured there\u2019s a tutor for your student. The best part? Students who take part in after school tutoring will start to see success in other areas of life too!<\/p>\n

Experience a Change of Pace with After School Tutoring\"after<\/h2>\n

School moves at its own pace, and students are expected to keep up. Deadlines and test dates cause stress and can negatively impact a student\u2019s learning experience. This means more energy is spent worrying and less energy is spent enjoying learning.<\/p>\n

Taking part in after school tutoring can break the cycle. Working with a tutor allows students to move forward at their own pace and nurture a healthy relationship with learning. When students have time to work comfortably, they can develop an intimate understanding of the material without stress.<\/p>\n

Students are often so concerned with getting everything done that they don\u2019t have time to enjoy what they\u2019re learning. Working with a tutor can help students discover what it is they love and connect their passions to their schoolwork. It\u2019s not mandatory to love school, but it is<\/em> every tutor\u2019s goal to help their students love learning!<\/p>\n

Working Beyond the Classroom Can Make All the Difference\"after<\/h2>\n

Quite simply, the classroom environment doesn\u2019t work for everyone. It might be too boring, distracting, or stressful, and sometimes the teacher can\u2019t connect with the students. Each of these factors can cause a student to dislike school and the subjects taught there.<\/p>\n

After school tutoring can help students see learning in a new light. Working in a comfortable space with personal items (favourite toy, pet, etc.) close at hand can help students associate schoolwork with happy thoughts. When this happens, learning is a breeze!<\/p>\n

A tutor makes it their goal to forge healthy relationships with students, and the one-on-one environment helps facilitate that. When a student forms a strong bond with an educator, learning becomes something they actually want to do. Suddenly, school becomes easier, and confidence levels soar!<\/p>\n

After School Tutoring Takes Learning into the Real World\"after<\/h2>\n

When stuck in a classroom, students can become disconnected from the world around them. It starts to feel like school and life are two separate, unrelated things. This can quickly lead to a lack of interest in school and everything that takes place there. Fortunately, a tutor can help.<\/p>\n

Connecting the classroom to the real world can help students find value in what they\u2019re doing at school. When students can see the real-world applications of their subjects, everything will have a greater degree of meaning. After school tutoring can provide students with that connection and take them the extra distance not provided at school.<\/p>\n

As students begin to make progress with after school tutoring, their grades will naturally improve. They\u2019ll also start to improve in areas teachers don\u2019t normally grade. Organization, work ethic, critical thinking, problem solving, and time management are some of the life skills students will learn through after school tutoring.<\/p>\n

How Do I Get Started?\"after<\/h2>\n

Tutoring\u2026With a Twist* offers flexible after school tutoring options that work with your schedule. We\u2019re available for in-person tutoring across Vancouver Island, including Victoria<\/a>, Nanaimo<\/a>, Parksville<\/a>, and the Comox Valley<\/a>. We also offer global services through our online tutoring<\/a> platform.<\/p>\n

After school tutoring looks different for everyone. Some students do as little as one hour per week, and others do as much as six hours or more. Every little bit counts and can give your student the confidence they need to succeed.<\/p>\n

Our twisted tutors work with students of all grade levels and abilities in math<\/a>, English<\/a>, social studies<\/a>, science<\/a>, French<\/a>, and life skills<\/a>. We recognize that every student is unique, and we\u2019ll put together a one-of-a-kind plan that works for your student. If you\u2019d like to learn more about what the twist can do for you, feel free to contact us<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Head over to our Facebook page<\/a> to stay up to date with the latest and greatest in education!<\/p>\n

*Services provided by With a Twist Education Ltd.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

It\u2019s no secret that school is tough, and the key to success shouldn\u2019t be a secret either. The traditional approach of brick-and-mortar schools works for some students, but other students need something more. This is where after school tutoring comes in. After school tutoring can help students of all ages and backgrounds. No matter the subject matter or level of … <\/p>\n

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