09/08/2026
If I were the parent of a school-age child, and my child was struggling in math, these are the things that I would look for.
1) I would look for a tutor or a small class that could help my child.
2) I would want my child to be taught by a professional.
3) I would want someone who understood my child and what his weaknesses were.
4) I would want something affordable, but not cheap, because cheap probably meant that my child was not going to get someone who understood math in and out.
5) I would want to give my child help early in the school year so that he could focus on enjoying the learning and not on his constant struggles in math that may affect his self-esteem in other areas.
🔥🔥I am a parent, so I do know what parents are seeking.
If the above describes you as a homeschooling parent or a parent who works outside the home, you can be sure that I understand your worries.
If you are looking for a professional who is also affordable, you should reach out to me before the school year continues to cause your child to lose focus on his abilities.
Since I have been teaching children, mostly one-to-one, for 19 years, and before that in private and public schools, I do understand your concerns.
Reach out to me before it's too late, before your child begins to think of himself as dumb, incapable, not good at math, etc
Those are misconceptions that are caused by classes that are too big, inadequate help, too much being self-taught through videos, and many other reasons.
But with me, your child will learn.
Your child will succeed.
I have taught for many years and I have not met one child that was not improving with my help.
I would be ecstatic to help your child, today.
Reach out to request a FREE Meet the Teacher via Zoom.
You won't regret it.
In the meantime, have a super-fantastic day!!🎉🎉😃😃
