1. Establish Consistent Routines:

• Create a regular schedule for tutoring sessions and stick to it. Consistency helps children know what to expect and reduces resistance.
• Ensure your child has a quiet, organized space for tutoring, free from distractions.

2. Encourage Responsibility:

• Teach your child to take ownership of their learning by setting specific goals for each session and tracking progress.
• Encourage your child to prepare for tutoring by gathering materials and reviewing what they want to focus on beforehand.

3. Reach Out for Communication:

• Maintain open communication with the tutor. Regularly discuss your child's progress, challenges, and any adjustments needed in the tutoring approach.
• Encourage your child to communicate openly with the tutor about what they find difficult or interesting.

4. Provide Positive Reinforcement:

• Celebrate your child’s achievements, no matter how small. Positive reinforcement boosts confidence and motivation.
• Create a reward system for meeting tutoring goals, such as extra playtime or a favorite activity.

5. Support Learning Outside Tutoring Sessions:

• Reinforce what your child learns during tutoring by incorporating related activities at home. For example, if they’re working on reading, spend time reading together.
• Provide additional resources, such as educational games or apps, that align with the tutoring content to make learning fun and engaging.