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Tutoring is not just helping a student with homework. Tutoring is mentoring a student in a process to reach a solution to problems. An academic tutor will offer tutelage in a specific subject area or skill set. A competent tutor will not tell the student what to think but guide them in how to think for themselves. If done correctly, the student will be empowered to use problem-solving skills without help. How to choose an online tutor 1. Is the tutor experienced/certified? 2. How much does the tutoring cost? 3. Do you want online tutoring or in-person lessons? 4. Is the tutor available at convenient hours? 5. What tools /technology does the tutor employ? 6. Does the tutor’s style match your needs? we will conclude with how and why tutoring can be beneficial. Is your tutor certified to tutor? 1. Is the tutor experienced/certified? Just because a teacher is certified, it doesn’t mean they have any clue how to teach. On the other hand, a talented tutor is capable of tutoring a subject where they are not an expert. Tutoring is not teaching. Tutoring is encouraging a student to understand the assignment a teacher has given. A tutor will prod a student to solve complicated problems and achieve the work they have been assigned. A bad tutor will think of themselves as a teacher and try to give information to the student. A teacher communicates important information. A tutor coaches a student to achieve their goals. That said, it is important for a tutor to understand the subject they are tutoring. If the tutor has certification in the subject they are tutoring then that is a secondary consideration to whether the tutor is skilled and experienced in the art of tutoring. Sometimes a tutor with less certifications might have a special ability to connect with their student. Usually someone who has more experience will tutor more skillfully than someone with more certifications. Story Even though my university professor had lived in the USA for many years, his accent remained painfully thick. He was incredibly intelligent and understood “Finite Autonoma” better than anyone. Unfortunately, he could not effectively communicate this knowledge. There was no one who could tutor our class, so our class met regularly to interpret our professor. I am sure I could have increased my B to an A had I found a capable tutor!