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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Private tutoring is the best investment you could ever make. Bs turn to As, 90-percentile SAT turns to 95-percentile.[/quote] Yeah -- and your kid learns to rely on mom, dad and the tutor to fix everything for her. [/quote] Last time I checked, the student being tutored actually has to do WORK to understand concepts and pass the exams. Are you just sending your to SAT cold turkey? Good luck with that.[/quote] The question of who does the work is interesting, especially in history and English, where tutors will often write papers. And, actually, our kids didn't take the SAT cold, but did use the free resources available online. It worked out fine for them since they're good test-takers, motivated, and excellent students; all three graduated from or are currently attending schools ranked in USNWF top 10. [/quote]
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