We work hard to assure that the student is aware of their weaknesses and that they progress in the areas that he/she needs work in under our guidance. As well as keeping the parents up to date with what their child is working on and how they are doing.

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Ivy Bound stands out with clients for four reasons: 1. Our instructors credentials. All tutors have a top 1% score in their area of expertise, and all teach with clarity, enthusiasm, empathy, and high test knowledge. Beyond that, all bring dedication and passion to help elevate their students. All of our tutors use proven strategies that Ivy Bound has been developing and tweaking for over 20 years. 2. Clients have a choice. We have over 50 active tutors, and several methods of instruction. If you choose a private tutor, you control where / how the tutoring occurs, number of hours / pace. Students also have input on what materials used. ...

Though there are other competitors in the industry that offers tutoring services, we are distinct, and we are all about promoting academic success. We are committed to providing stress-free tuition that is tailored to your needs! At the Brainstream Tutoring, we are passionate about teaching your child to embrace a love of learning and live their best life by offering exceptional and effective academic support in various subjects to improve educational achievement. Academic Is the Key! Brainstream Tutoring was carved out of a desire and passion for offering academic support in various subjects to improve educational achievement and move you to...

Hello! My name is Susanna Olson. I love helping kids develop their natural curiosity and get excited about learning. Wherever your student is, I want to help them get excited and move ahead stronger! The most rewarding thing about tutoring is the opportunity to participate in a student's journey of discovery. I love witnessing that "aha" moment when a student clicks with a concept they have been struggling with.

The first recollection I have of actually knowing that Writing was something that came as second nature to me, was in High School when we were tasked with writing a persuasive article that would be graded on a scale of 1, 2, 3 or 4. I wrote my persuasive argument with a leisurely ease, not once second guessing myself; unaware that I was the only student at my school who was awarded a 4 for my efforts. From as early as I can remember, words were my friends. I was fascinated by the way they broke down to their roots, and was in awe of the power they possessed once organized in just the perfect order on a blank page. I'm currently in the proc