In the course of your child’s education, it may become apparent that he or she is having some difficulties.  From dwindling grades to a lack of understanding in the coursework, it is not uncommon for students to need additional help.

You should be aware of any programs or options at the school.  Before you consider a tutoring service or private tutor of any kind, you may be able to get help for your child without the additional cost.  Contact the school directly to see if there is are any options available, such as before or after school assistance.

That could easily be the solution.  However, then again, you may notice some signs that something else is required:

• There are no viable ways for your child to get help at the school.  For instance, scheduling conflicts can make this quite the hassle on you and/or your child.
• The school-based help might not be enough.  Your child may need a bit more assistance than the program provides, or perhaps more attention to develop understanding of the content.
• Lack of results.  Behavior, lack of understanding, or lack of enthusiasm, for instance, might be the problem.  However, as time passes by, the results just aren’t there – for any reason.

Could that “something else” be a tutor?  That is quite possible.  If the alternatives aren’t quite working, or you feel that having a tutor is the most efficient option (for time, money, your child’s best interests, etc.), then you could certainly consider this option.

Having a tutor for your child could provide the attention that is necessary.  Some students work very well in one-on-one settings, or limited sized groups.  Under the assistance of an experienced tutor, your child may be able to make impressive progress in his or her studies, allowing the student to increase in understanding and confidence.

Could 25Math.com be the answer?  We have offer great prices for standard and premium lessons with experienced tutors – all in the comfort of your own home (or wherever an Internet connection is present). 

Today marks the official launch of 25Math.com.

25Math.com is an online math tutoring service for K-12 students and those at the college level as well.  With our interactive online platform (Cisco’s WebEx), students can connect with an instructor for lessons – taking advantage of the whiteboard, file sharing, and other capabilities of the learning environment.

We are pleased to welcome those who are viewing this site, or our Facebook page.  Please consider us for your math-related needs.  And speaking of Facebook, “like” us to keep track of regular specials that we plan to exclusively roll out.  You can even schedule your lesson directly on Facebook!

Feel free to take a look at our site, which includes information regarding the “what” and “how” of the service.  We look forward to speaking with you.  Please contact us if you have any questions.

Convenience is one of the pivotal elements in regard to tutoring.  Along with cost, these two items create what is perhaps the most significant tandem in terms of online tutoring.  After all, learning centers that offer tutoring services in your area may command prices of over $40 an hour; for that price you will have to deal with transportation and other hassles, as well as three or more students in the lesson!

Here at 25Math.com, we are proud to kick start things with a very convenient and very cool – let’s be honest – feature: mobile tutoring.  If  a desktop or laptop in the comfort of your home isn’t practical enough, you can attend a lesson via a mobile device on WebEx.  There are plenty of mobile devices supported, including Android devices, iPhones, and a dedicated iPad app.

We are proud to integrate the powerful feature set of the WebEx Meeting Center at 25Math.com.  Mobile tutoring is combined with the option of conferencing with video or audio, the online whiteboard interface, document sharing, and much more.

Ready to get going with 25Math.com?  Take a look at lesson options to get started.  Visit 25Math.com on Facebook to view special deals (you can even schedule lessons on our page!) and get connected.

Be careful, however.  We take no responsibility for your child heading to the Angry Birds icon…