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Sahra’s daughter started falling behind in math, and the combination of living in a rural area and Sahra having her own personal health difficulties placed a heavy burden on the family’s schedule.
To find a local tutor, it would also likely cost $95/hour, which was an extremely high-cost burden too.
Sahra began searching around for math tutoring programs and found Thinkster.
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"The quality of the tutor that we have been paired with… I couldn’t have interviewed and picked one better myself.
Her way of working with my daughter has built her confidence back up in a way where she realizes now that she is smart in math. She just learns differently than other students and needs that time and support to get the concepts and do the work. ”
“Learning isn’t just about learning how to solve the problems. It’s actually understanding the questions and understanding the whole concept of it. And I think that’s what really taught [our son] how to be a better mathematician.”