At Genie Tutors, one thing we really value is our ability to take kids out of that stressful, crowded environment and into a smaller, relaxed setting to enhance your child's ability to learn. Therefore all our tuition centers provide a small group learning environment designed to make weekly progress with your child. Here you will find your local tuition centre.
Below are just five benefits of learning in smaller groups, and why this service was provided by top Chemistry tuition centers
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1. Flexible Learning
One advantage of joining tuition for h2 chemistry is the small group batches. If one or two children are struggling with a concept, then it is probably worth the whole group working a little harder on that topic, or failing to do so, it may be easier to monitor the rest of the students while taking one student to the side for individual care.
2. Inspiring Confidence
Often when pupils don't take part in large-scale group discussions, it can be a matter of self-belief rather than the supposed laziness. However, the informal atmosphere can often allow tutors to bring all the students into the conversation in smaller groups, giving them the encouragement they need to participate in. In addition, tutoring with people of other backgrounds can also be an important factor in increasing social skills for those in single gender or faith schools.
3. More Opportunities for Feedback
All too often feedback for students at schools can be limited to marked work and annual evenings for parents. Feedback on work in smaller groups can go well beyond a grade A * to F, or a score out of 10. In addition, students are more likely to receive instant feedback on their ideas in the more informal and relaxed environment as they contribute more to the discussions, which is difficult to replicate on a larger scale.
4. People can be Patient
Lesson plans can often feature an airtight schedule in modern h2 chemistry tuition in Singapore. In the world of 30 children's classrooms and constant testing, this can often slip through the cracks when one child needs a bit of extra attention on a particular topic. This is not teachers' fault but merely a reality of the current system of education. However, tutors and teachers are much more likely to be able to deviate from a less rigid plan in small group settings, and to allow children to develop at their own pace.
5. Small Groups can build Team Working Skills.
A small learning group's more intimate h2 chemistry tuition environment is also great for building team-work skills. While students may sink into the background or become distracted in large settings, a small , tight knit team working towards the same problem or project puts a child in a situation where they have to be socially active, simultaneously bringing forward both educational and social progress.image Source: Google Image
