Math tutoring
From counting and times tables to Algebra II, math builds on itself. One shaky step makes everything after it harder. In a group of 4, a teacher can spot exactly where each student is stuck and fix it, for $40 a session.
Sessions follow what your child is learning in class right now, at every level:
Every session is 60 minutes, in person, with at most 4 students and one real classroom teacher. Students bring what they're working on that week (homework, notes, a test coming up) and the session is built around it.
Students hear other students' questions, often the exact one they were too unsure to ask. They explain steps to each other, which is one of the best ways to really learn them. And it costs a fraction of private one-on-one tutoring.
Founder & math teacher
A classroom math teacher who knows exactly where students tend to get stuck, and how to help them get unstuck.
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Yes. High school sessions regularly focus on the Algebra I, Geometry and Algebra II Regents: the topics that show up most, worked problems and how to show work for full credit.
Groups are capped at 4 so the teacher can work with each student on their own gaps. Bring the homework or test they're struggling with and the session starts there.
Four is small enough that every student gets real attention and every question gets answered, and big enough that students learn from each other's questions too. It also keeps the price at $40 per student.
Yes. Book seats for your own kids, a friend, or a full group of 4. Anyone can also grab a single seat and the rest of the group fills in with other students.
The session still happens at the same price, $40 per student, with however many students signed up.
Seats are $40 per student, in groups of 4.