People tend to associate "tutoring" with a struggling student. This is unfortunate. Technically, a tutor is a person charged with the instruction and guidance of another as:
a: a private teacher
b. a teacher,..who gives individual instruction,...
No where does the definition of a tutor mention 'a struggling student.' So, why do we tend to think of, or look for, a tutor only when a student is experiencing difficulties?
DID YOU KNOW:
Only 52% of students who started out as high achievers in mathematics in 3rd grade managed to maintain their academic edge through the 8th grade?
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RECENT QUOTES:
"We've been making good progress for kids at the bottom and for poor and minority kids,...it just can't be the only thing we do."
- "Is helping kids at the bottom improve hurting kids at the top?"
(Above quotes are from Michael J Petrilli, the executive vice president of the Washington think tank and former U.S. Department of Education official under President George W. Bush)