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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Hi,

I'm an independent tutor. I hold a master's degree in engineering from a top university, but am also quite adept at teaching humanities. For $50,000 / year, I would be happy to work with your son/daughter for up to 8 hours / week. We could split our time between math (2 hours/week), English (2 hours/ week) and history/science (3 hours/week).

I a group of 10 students were to come together, I believe that I could discount the price to $45,000 per year. I would agree to spend 3 hours/week with each student individually and 8 hours/week with the students as a group - so 18 hours. In total. If 20 students were to come together, I think I could hire another teacher and pay them market value. I'd prefer to stick to math and science courses and maybe one humanities section.

I hope you see the value proposition here. Also, I won't really discuss race/gender topics in detail. It's not really my thing. In my experience teaching at one of the more prestigious private schools, I found that these discussions really lead to triggered students who then use them to justify not taking their test when they're suppose to.

If people really want, I can hire an outside consultant to come in and teach the class. However, that would be an additional fee to the student's families. I have a feeling most would not actually want to pay for their service, but I am open to the demands of the market.

Cheers,[/quote]

How would you make sure these 10 young men don’t rape people if you don’t teach the anti-rapey course?[/quote]

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