Research suggests that quality tutoring can benefit students in a number of ways, including:

1. Improving student work habits. By building on the learning that takes place during the school day, tutoring can help students improve planning, organizing and the way they approach learning, projects and assignments.

2. Personalization. Since instruction is delivered individually or in small groups, tutoring provides for immediacy of feedback. Techno Tutor requires the development of an Individual Student Learning Plan that builds on student strengths at their individual learning pace.

3. More time-on-task. Tutoring allows students to receive additional help and reinforcement for learning skills and provides additional opportunities to practice the application of information.

4. Meeting specific student needs. Tutoring can offer students individual attention to help them learn in different and perhaps more effective ways individually versus a group environment. A tutoring program also provides an additional academic interaction focused on the individual student.

5. Reducing non-productive or risky behaviors. Tutoring offers students a safe, supportive environment after school and can help them make productive use of their time. The negative effects of television and video games can be reduced if a child gets in the habit of studying from a young age.

6. Improving social and behavioral skills. Tutoring programs can support students develop confidence that helps them in the classroom. They can become better communicators, make positive social and behavioral adjustments, form better relations with peers, and exercise more effective conflict-resolution strategies.

7.Increased ability to manage one’s own learning. As competency grows, confidence in academic performance increases. This is often seen in a positive shift in attitude toward the content area and school in general.

Techno Tutor provides a consultation to parents to showcase the great effects of the program. Parents

are the experts on the needs of their children and this program seems to be a very effective and popular option. When a school is underperforming, parents have the right to seek additional educational support for their child.