Tutors expect spike in students needing help with school

Tutors expect spike in students needing help with school

The upcoming school year is going to be far from traditional.

Students are starting off with online learning and some may need some extra help.

CHAD HRENKO IS THE HE OWNERAND DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS ATTUTORING CLUB.

HE SAYSTRANSITIONAL GAPS ARE GOING TOFORM DURING THE ONLINETRANSITION.

SOT I THINK THATBECAUSE THERE'S NOT GOING TOBE THAT DISCIPLINE WITH THETEACHER PRESENT.

MOM AND DADRUNNING AROUND THE HOUSE.

KIDSBEING AT HOME, THAT PROBLEM ISONLY GOING TO BE COMPOUNDED TOWHERE YOU ARE ASKING A HIGHSCHOOL OR A MIDDLE SCHOOLER TOHAVE THE ATTENTION SPAN OF ACOLLEGE STUDENT BASICALLY INORDER TO LEARN.

WHICH I THINKIS A LOT TO ASK FOR.

CONTVOBUT HE SAYS HE AND HIS TEAMARE READY---TO BE A SUPPORTSYSTEM FOR STUDENTS, AND THEIRPARENTS, THIS UPCOMING SCHOOLYEAR.

THEY ARE CURRENTLYOFFERING FREE EVALUATIONS,HAVE UPDATED THE CURRICULUM,ARE IN THE PROCESS OF HIRING AFULL STAFF, AND PRACTICESOCIAL DISTANCING.

THEY'REALSO OFFERING ONLINE COURSE INCASE PARENTS WANT TO STAY ATHOME.

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