Tutor for Big3 Advanced Chemistry

[Anonymous]

Any suggestions? Need a tutor for the rest of the year.

[Anonymous]

I’ve found the best tutors are the other teachers from big 3 - see if any of them tutor. Email the department heads and ask of any of the teachers do chem tutoring.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’ve found the best tutors are the other teachers from big 3 - see if any of them tutor. Email the department heads and ask of any of the teachers do chem tutoring.

Thanks. Do you mean another teacher from the same school? or from a different B3?

[Anonymous]

Some kids don't want their teachers to know they need extra help.

[Anonymous]

Dan Bloss at Marks Education - fantastic tutor, Chem major

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Some kids don't want their teachers to know they need extra help.

What does that say about school culture?

[Anonymous]

Prepmatters

[Anonymous]

Generally speaking, if a kid needs a tutor in an advanced class, maybe they should be in the "regular" class.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Generally speaking, if a kid needs a tutor in an advanced class, maybe they should be in the "regular" class.

NP. Sometimes the teacher sucks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Generally speaking, if a kid needs a tutor in an advanced class, maybe they should be in the "regular" class.

NP. Sometimes the teacher sucks.

Or your kid misses a week of school due to Covid and is struggling to catch up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Generally speaking, if a kid needs a tutor in an advanced class, maybe they should be in the "regular" class.

Aren’t you lovely.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’ve found the best tutors are the other teachers from big 3 - see if any of them tutor. Email the department heads and ask of any of the teachers do chem tutoring.

Thanks. Do you mean another teacher from the same school? or from a different B3?

If your kid goes to market email thread dept heads of the other schools and ask if any of their teachers tutor chemistry. Also they can ask their friends who have tutors who they use.

[Anonymous]

My kid found good tutors at Wyzant

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Some kids don't want their teachers to know they need extra help.

What does that say about school culture?

Might say more about the kid than the school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My kid found good tutors at Wyzant

Same - the quality of the Wyzant tutors (highly reviewed ones who have many hours of relevant experience) has been great for my kid in multiple advanced level high school classes

In one case, kid had an ok (not great) Wyzant tutor and kid did one hour and picked a different tutor. Really good variety of prices, skills, hours of experience on that platform.