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The Power of One-to-One Tutoring

The Power of One-to-One Tutoring

At Tutor Doctor, we believe that every student is unique. Everyone learns differently, and the instructional approach needs to be altered for each individual student’s learning style. Some programs rely on specific educational requirements and traditional expectations, but we believe tutoring should be catered to a student’s own personal goals, needs, strengths, and challenges. On that note, we’d like to share some a

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  • Tutor Doctor Success Story: Autistic Genius

    Tutor Doctor Success Story: Autistic Genius

    One of the tutors we work with writes about his incredible journey with his student. Read more!

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  • The Long-Term Benefits of Summer School

    The Long-Term Benefits of Summer School

    Summer is a time to relax and recharge your batteries, but we know that learning should still continue. There are many long-term benefits to attending summer school - check them out!

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  • When Should Your Student Start Preparing for the ACT, SAT, or PSAT?

    When Should Your Student Start Preparing for the ACT, SAT, or PSAT?

    A big part of test prep comes down to timing. Test dates for college admissions exams are set well in advance and should be the goal posts for planning an effective preparation strategy. That said, when should students officially start their test prep? 

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  • Whose Expectations Matter Most?

    Whose Expectations Matter Most?

    This blog post provides a great summary of a chapter from our recently published book, Academic Success Formula: How Ordinary Students Get Extraordinary Results. The chapter was written by Chris Lien, a Tutor Doctor franchisee out of San Diego.

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  • Why One-to-One Tutoring is More Beneficial than Group Test Prep Programs

    Why One-to-One Tutoring is More Beneficial than Group Test Prep Programs

    Success on college admissions exams requires preparation. Test-takers must be familiar both with content as well as with unique factors like timing, scoring, directions, and formats. To meet these rigorous demands, students often seek outside help. Instead of choosing a canned test prep class filled with other students, opt for a personalized, one-on-one tutoring experience. When weighing t

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  • Why You Shouldn't Give Your Math Skills a Break

    Why You Shouldn't Give Your Math Skills a Break

    In many high schools around the world, students have their courses split into semesters. When students find themselves studying North American History in one grade and World Wars the following year, the months that fell in between don’t necessarily matter as much as they tend to with other subjects. For example, what you learn about electricity in this year’s science class may have no direct relation to the optics co

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