Frequently Asked Questions

Tutors are able to help with all subjects up to, and including, Algebra I.  If you are looking for higher math, please email or text to ensure a tutor with that level of skill is available to assist you.

If an unexpected event occurs causing you to cancel a session, please notify your tutor within 24 hours of your scheduled tutoring time of the need for a cancellation.  Parents and tutors will work together to reschedule at a time and day convenient for all.

Yes, you can always get tutoring assistance for more than one subject, however, it may be a good idea to schedule separate tutoring appointments for each subject to help maintain student focus.

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The most important part of any lesson, is to know your goals.  Decide ahead of time what you want to get out of each lesson and also any long-term goals you may have.  Communicate this with your tutor to be sure you are all on the same page.

All lessons take place via Zoom.  A computer with a stable Internet connection and the latest version of Zoom are all that is needed in order for our tutors to "meet" with you and begin your learning journey.  Tutors will send out Zoom invitations during the first session time and will use the same login and password for all subsequent tutoring sessions.

Yes, absolutely!!!  We believe that establishing comfortable, trusting relationships is the key to learning and we encourage students and tutors to continue to work together.  If, for some reason, you and your tutor are not meshing well, you also have the option to request a new tutor.

The answer to this question depends upon what goals you and your child are trying to achieve.  

If you are looking for intensive tutoring to help a struggling student get back on track, then we recommend two to three times per week for an hour to ninety minutes per session.

If your child is doing well in school and seems to be well adjusted to the workload requirements, once or twice a week should be sufficient.

At Study with A+ Buddy, we believe that practice makes perfect, however, due to the amount of homework many schools give to students on a regular basis, we do not believe in giving tutoring homework.  With that being said, we do expect students to be engaged in their lessons, take notes and work together with their tutor to ensure complete understanding of a topic.