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Help your Child Build Confidence: Zachary's Story

Help your Child Build Confidence: Zachary's Story
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If children struggle at school, it affects their confidence and faith in themselves. When Zachary got help with his reading and math from his in-home tutor, his confidence began to grow. One-on-one tutors provide the opportunity for students to ask questions and move at a pace that suits them. As their confidence grows, so does their curiosity and their desire to learn. See Zach’s story here:

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