“Tutoring Techniques”

If you’re interested in becoming a tutor or already are acting as a tutor, take a look at these suggestions. This site has lots of great info. on how to teach your “tutee.” (T)

Club Z! Tutoring

If you’re looking for a tutor, you might want to check out this business. You can contact them by email or phone and see if there are any tutors available in your area. (P, T)

National Tutoring Association

The goal of this association is to provide a network for tutors (peer or student tutors, professional tutors, volunteers, etc.) You can join the association or just look over the ethics or rules that tutors should follow when they’re helping their “tutee.” (P, T)

Sylvan Learning Center

There are more than 950 Sylvan Learning Centers in the US and Canada. If you need extra help, this is a well-recognized place to go. Talk to your parents and teachers about seeing whether or not one of these centers would be right for you. (P, T)

Tutor Nation

This is a great resource, both for teens looking for tutors and for teens who want to become tutors. Find a tutor in your area, or look over articles about how to become a more effective tutor. (P, T)