ONE ON ONE TUTORING
One on One Tutoring to Accelerate Math Progress
Math can be challenging and some students may need additional focused attention through intervention to ensure they don’t fall behind.
One on one tutoring allows struggling students to work through math concepts at their own pace and provides the individualized math support they need to catch up.
Trained, STEM specialist tutors deliver personalized, high-quality one on one tutoring for multiple students simutaneously. Students receiving just one 45 minute Third Space Learning tutoring session per week achieve 7 months of math growth in 14 weeks.
Students receiving just one 45 minute Third Space Learning tutoring session per week achieve 7 months of math growth in 14 weeks.
Benefits of one on one tutoring
One on one tutoring can offer many benefits, including:
Support for students at their level
Personalized learning to meet students’ needs
Preparation for high school math and beyond
Improved academic success across school year
Better test scores (SAT, ACT, etc.)
Increase student confidence and motivation
More flexible scheduling compared with small group tutoring
One on one tutoring with Third Space Learning
Grade-level math tutoring sessions for 2nd – 8th grade
Fully personalized learning plan
Interactive online tutoring
Test prep for all state standards and Common Core
Scaffolded lessons developed by classroom teachers
Delivered by STEM specialist tutors
Pre and post assessment opportunities
Flexible schedule, allowing multiple students to access one on one tutoring at one time
Pricing from $21 per student, experience the benefits of one to one tutoring for the price of small group
One on one tutoring lessons
With Third Space Learning, our one to one tutoring program provides elementary school and middle school students with scaffolded skill practice in the focused areas where learners need it most.
Lessons are broken down into 4 stages, encouraging students to move from guided to independent practice. With the support of specialists, students develop their critical thinking skills to apply their learning to grade-level math problems.
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2nd grade
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3rd grade
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4th grade
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5th grade
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6th grade
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7th grade
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8th grade
Knowing that 10 tens are equal to 100
The first question introduces each concept and helps students feel ready to learn
Students work through a scaffolded example with their tutor before trying a similar question on their own
A carefully sequenced next question ensures students can apply knowledge to different contexts
This gives students an opportunity to apply their knowledge to problem solving and reasoning questions
Subtracting whole numbers within 1,000
The first question introduces each concept and helps students feel ready to learn
Students work through a scaffolded example with their tutor before trying a similar question on their own
A carefully sequenced next question ensures students can apply knowledge to different contexts
This gives students an opportunity to apply their knowledge to problem solving and reasoning questions
Multiplying 2-digit numbers using the area model
The first question introduces each concept and helps students feel ready to learn
Students work through a scaffolded example with their tutor before trying a similar question on their own
A carefully sequenced next question ensures students can apply knowledge to different contexts
This gives students an opportunity to apply their knowledge to problem solving and reasoning questions
Multiplying and dividing whole numbers and decimals by powers of 10
View 5th grade program
The first question introduces each concept and helps students feel ready to learn
Students work through a scaffolded example with their tutor before trying a similar question on their own
A carefully sequenced next question ensures students can apply knowledge to different contexts
This gives students an opportunity to apply their knowledge to problem solving and reasoning questions
Using the algorithm for division
The first question introduces each concept and helps students feel ready to learn
Students work through a scaffolded example with their tutor before trying a similar question on their own
A carefully sequenced next question ensures students can apply knowledge to different contexts
This gives students an opportunity to apply their knowledge to problem solving and reasoning questions
Understanding proportional relationships
The first question introduces each concept and helps students feel ready to learn
Students work through a scaffolded example with their tutor before trying a similar question on their own
A carefully sequenced next question ensures students can apply knowledge to different contexts
This gives students an opportunity to apply their knowledge to problem solving and reasoning questions
Identifying functions
The first question introduces each concept and helps students feel ready to learn
Students work through a scaffolded example with their tutor before trying a similar question on their own
A carefully sequenced next question ensures students can apply knowledge to different contexts
This gives students an opportunity to apply their knowledge to problem solving and reasoning questions
One to one tutors
Research has found that one on one tutoring is most successful when delivered by specialist staff – but it can be challenging for schools and school districts to recruit and train them.
Third Space Learning is like bringing in multiple high-quality interventionists into your school to work one-on-one with the students who need it most – but without the price tag or the need for recruitment.
Tutors are all STEM specialists (graduates and college students) who complete an intensive training program after a rigorous application process and receive ongoing professional development and coaching to support student learning.
One to one tutors accelerate progress
Students receiving just one 45 minute Third Space Learning tutoring session per week achieve 7 months of math growth in 14 weeks.
Regular reporting to track growth
It’s important to monitor the success of one to one tutoring. With Third Space Learning, schools and teachers receive detailed reports for each learner showing topics covered, math concepts practiced and growth made, as well as attendance and student ratings.
Reports are available on-demand and can be easily printed to help inform your own class instruction or keep parents and school districts up-to-date.
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Want to accelerate student progress?
One on one tutoring is essential in addressing the needs of struggling students. Third Space Learning aims to close the learning gap and ensure student success in math.
See for yourself why 4,000+ schools have chosen Third Space Learning to provide cost-effective one-on-one tutoring for the students who need it most:
Proven to accelerate math growth in half the time
2.4x cheaper than the average cost of one-on-one tutoring
Scalable and easy-to-implement across multiple grade levels and schools
Flexible scheduling according to your school and district’s needs
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One on one tutoring FAQs
What is one on one tutoring?
One on one tutoring is when a specialist tutor works with an individual student to address their learning needs. One on one tutoring may take place online or in-person. It can take place in school or at home with private tutoring. Research suggests the best tutors are specialists in their subject with a solid understanding of teaching and learning. However, there are different benefits and enrichment associated with peer tutors. This is when a (usually older) student tutors another. This may be well suited for students who need help developing motivation and confidence.
Is one on one tutoring good?
One on one tutoring is the best form of tutoring because tutoring sessions can be completely tailored to an individual students’ learning needs and learning style. Small group tutoring may be well suited for some students, however research suggests that students make the most progress when they receive high quality, tailored one on one tutoring.
Is 1 hour of tutoring enough?
1 hour of tutoring per week may be enough to improve student progress, however it depends greatly on the age, developmental stage and learning needs of the student. For students who struggle to concentrate, shorter and more frequent sessions may be more beneficial. This is why one on one tutoring can be so beneficial – learning plans can be individualised and more flexible than group tutoring. Look for tutoring services that provide flexible scheduling. At Third Space Learning, teachers can cancel, rebook and reschedule sessions at any time online.