Tutoring
Tutoring rates
Sessions can be scheduled until the skill is learned, or as needed throughout the year. A session is 50 minutes and is based on age and need.
How Do I Enroll My Student?
Parents request tutoring by contacting the W.I.N.G.S. director or the academic dean. They may be acting upon their own observation of a need, or they may be taking the advice of a classroom teacher.
Any student at any grade level who falls behind in learning is a potential candidate for individual tutoring. The tutoring can take many forms:
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Organizational skills (a need of many
middle-school students) |
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Drill for specific tests (before a big test
or exam) |
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Reading instruction (vocabulary building,
comprehension) |
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Drill for math skills (division, fractions,
algebra) |
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Practice in specific academic skills (memorizing Bible verses, diagramming sentences, etc.) |
How Is Tutoring And Classroom Instruction Integrated?
The tutor will be an extension of the classroom teacher. Teachers share lesson plans with the tutor and will discuss the specific and current needs of that student. Tutoring will be scheduled at a time least disruptive to the student’s academic schedule or after school.
Tutoring (per hour) $ 35
| Tutoring (per hour) | $ 35 |