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CThe problem faced by most parents is trying to figure out whether or not their child is having real difficulties in English class that would necessitate a tutor. Looking for these indicators can give you a better idea if you need to find an English tutor for your child.1. Your child comes home and talks about he “hates” his English teacher. Most students couldn't care less about their teachers one way or the other. If your child “hates” his teacher it is usually a strong indication that something is going on with his work for that class that is giving him trouble.

You should sit down with your child and try to find out exactly what it is that he “hates” about English class.2. Your child leaves the books he is supposed to be reading for English class at school and doesn't bring them home. He knows he isn't going to read it anyway because even if he did he wouldn't understand it. 3. If your child has a condition such as dyslexia it will affect him more in English class than any other because obviously this is the class where he is going to do the most reading and writing. A good English tutor can help your child get through the assignments and keep up with the rest of his class so that he does not get left behind or feel left out.

4. Perhaps it is the writing assignment s that are giving your child trouble and you just aren't able to help because you just don't have time to read the books necessary to understand the assignment or you feel that your writing skills are not up to the task. An English tutor can help your child with that and the skills your child learns can also be used for writing assignments in other classes.English class consists of assignments varied enough that almost no one can be exceptionally good at all of them without a little help. An English tutor will be able to help your child with reading comprehension, writing assignments, and the study of literature.

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