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May 24, 2008
I work primarily with elementary-age students. It seems that primarily folks looking for tutoring do so in Math and/or Reading, so I generally begin my sessions with about 15 minutes of review/drill (i.e., math facts, sight words, some type of review activity; then 30 minutes of focused activity on specific skills; then last 15 minutes in some type of learning game to support skills on which we are working. For the younger elementary student, I use a lot more of the focused activity as learning games also.
I would love to hear how others structure their time.
Thanks so much.
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I've visited a few times, but this is my first post here.
I've tutored younger kids and the "big kids." When I introduce something new with my younger students, I like to read him/her one or two stories to introduce the topic. Then I use that as a bridge to what I am going to teach my student.
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