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    Re: How much do you get paid for tutoring
    Posted by Laura Rice on 8/25/08

    Hi Carol,

    I didn't mean to offend you and I know that there are great teachers out
    there working in programs like yours that can be wonderful. My guess is
    that there aren't too many folks like you working programs such as
    Sylvan or Huntington that are as qualified and willing to work for such
    low pay--especially when they know how much the parents are paying.
    Yes, I do evaluate my students, read their Psych.Ed reports and plan
    accordingly. I've also done my fair share of good deeds in the past 18
    years but I have to pay my bills too.

    Hope your school year goes well.
    Laura

    On 8/25/08, carol/kr wrote:
    > I disagree that you "get what you pay for". I tutored this summer
    > and received low pay when the school paid (mandated by IEP) and
    > MUCH Higher pay if I could charge and parent paid (wasn't mandated
    > in the IEP). The kids got the same teaching/tutoring.
    >
    > I have been teaching for 30 years, am a published children's author,
    > learning disability specialist, but you're right on one part. It
    > was a good deed for me to spend my summer hours tutoring children.
    > Perhaps that what you are trying to say is that the Learning
    > Resource Center, Inc has a fine program which evaluates and meets
    > the needs of the child.
    >
    > But making $15/hour doesn't preclude good teaching/tutoring. It
    > just means that's the socio-economic possibility for that area.
    >
    >
    > On 6/24/08, Laura Rice wrote:
    >> I think it depends on your experience and your location. I run an
    >> independent learning center in Mt. Kisco, NY (Learning Resource
    >> Center, Inc.) that charges $120/session. I have 19 years of
    >> teaching experience and I am a reading specialist with training in
    >> many different programs. I don't want to offend the teachers who
    >> are doing good deeds and working for public programs but you get
    >> what you pay for. My guess is that those teachers doing good
    >> deeds wish they could do more but are limited by many issues.
    >>
    >> Take care,
    >> Laura
    >

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  • How much do you get paid for tutoring, 5/07/08, by MIch NJ.
  • Re: How much do you get paid for tutoring, 5/19/08, by Leslie.
  • Re: How much do you get paid for tutoring, 5/20/08, by Lesa.
  • Re: How much do you get paid for tutoring, 5/25/08, by Miss Sara.
  • Re: How much do you get paid for tutoring, 6/10/08, by flateach.
  • Re: How much do you get paid for tutoring, 6/24/08, by Laura Rice.
  • Re: How much do you get paid for tutoring, 8/25/08, by carol/kr.
  • Re: How much do you get paid for tutoring, 8/25/08, by Laura Rice.
  • Re: How much do you get paid for tutoring, 8/25/08, by carol/kr.
  • Re: How much do you get paid for tutoring, 9/29/08, by AVID Tutor.
  • Re: How much do you get paid for tutoring, 10/15/08, by Edgar Orellana.
  • Re: How much do you get paid for tutoring, 10/15/08, by Edgar Orellana.

     
     

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