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Online Tutoring
Since 2011, we've provided online tutoring for students all over the world! Our online tutoring delivers the same personal service and excellent results as our in-person tutoring.
"We could not have been more pleased with the tutoring at Nurturing Wisdom. From the pre-tutoring interview to learn what type of student/learner my daughter is to the tutoring itself, this program is top-notch. Although we were a little nervous to use a tutor online, that aspect was a non-issue. Overall, my daughter was so prepared for the ACT and her score showed that preparedness."
Kelly, parent
Interactive Sessions
A common concern we hear from parents is that online tutoring will be too much like the remote learning classes of the pandemic. Because the tutoring sessions are 1:1 and tailored to your child, it’s a completely different experience. We match your child with the tutor who has the right combination of qualities for their needs. No hiding, boredom, or getting lost during these lessons!
It’s really important to us that online sessions integrate the same elements that make in-person tutoring so effective:
- a personable and positive tutor-student relationship that fosters a growth mindset
- live, interactive instruction that matches the student’s learning style, abilities, and pace
- capability to see each other using strategies and techniques
- flexibility in session to work on long-term goals, as well as respond to immediate needs
Without geography limitations, online tutoring even has some advantages over in-person appointments. For one, we’re able to consider all available tutors for a match. Additionally, tutors often have greater flexibility with scheduling online sessions.
How We Do It
Your tutor will use Zoom, a document camera, an online whiteboard system, and customized physical materials to connect with your child. It’s okay if you and/or your child are unfamiliar with these and other online tools. Your tutor will teach your child how to use them.
As with in-person tutoring, online sessions focus on actively teaching new skills, extending understanding of previously introduced concepts, and reviewing already-mastered skills to stay sharp.
Here are a few examples of how tutors engage with students during online tutoring sessions:
- Screen sharing while modeling a new active reading strategy
- Using a document camera to walk through a challenging math problem together
- Applying annotation tools to standardized test questions and answer choices
- Working in a shared Google Doc to revise a writing assignment
What It Looks Like
Curious to see how this all works? Watch the videos below!