[James]

I have been a math tutor for more than 5 years for middle school through graduating college seniors. I’ve also had the opportunity to talk to literally hundreds of tutors, some more successful than others. Here’s what I think makes a tutor great:

Empathy. If you have been there, if you have struggled with that class, if you can understand what exactly about a particular problem / concept is tough, tell them. Despite the fact that on the outside, tutoring seems like an easy transfer of knowledge from one person to the other, it’s also really emotional. Students are scared about their grades and their futures. they want someone to sit next to them and say, “I know how you feel, you can do this, you are going to be successful.” Especially in math, where students come into a session assuming that because they “have always sucked at math,” they will never get it. In many cases, math students struggle from these kinds of internal mental blocks more than the actual level of difficulty.

[BEDOLAGA]

As a college student, I have found that the one-on-one attention and personalized lesson plans offered by Brighterly online math tutors have been invaluable in helping me to succeed in my math classes. The tutors are always available and willing to help, and I have seen a significant improvement in my grades since starting with Brighterly.

[kevinspener]

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