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Supporting Your Student

Tutoring results = happier parents

Every week, I hear great stories about how our tutoring helps kids improve academically or score higher on admissions tests. While I try not to use our blog as a forum for patting ourselves on the back, it is fun and gratifying to hear from satisfied customers, like these:

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" StudyPoint has made a huge difference in how (my son) approaches homework. (He) has so much more confidence after working with Jon (his tutor)." Kim B., Michican

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"The Transitions program was invaluable to (my son). He was taught how to take notes, how to plan for long term assignments, and most importantly, how to approach his teachers and ask for help when he needs it! The program gave him added confidence and a road map to follow when things got overwhelming." Margaret D., Illinois -->

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We welcome feedback: positive and negative. It encourages us to improve and work harder, so please keep the e-mails coming!

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