Anushka S.

Listening to the needs of the child and demonstrating openness will help to better understand a student's situation. Inquiring about the context (academic situation, environment at school, at home, etc.) allows the adoption of a more appropriate follow-up and the better use of work methods. The tutor's involvement and presence offers support for a student in trouble and will make the student feel valued.



Adaptability (flexibility, adjustability, versatility)

With individual tutoring, you must adapt yourself to every case. Since there is no pre-determined formula, the tutor's approach must depend on the student's need and the particular difficulties he or she experiences. Throughout the sessions, the tutor will have to re-evaluate the student's objectives as they progress. It is therefore important not to be afraid of creating a new action plan that will be better adapted to each new situation.