always.dreaming
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No I don't.
I must say that I feel as though those students who do have tutor's have a clear cut advantage. This is less to do with the fact that they have tutors and more to do with their high work ethic and the reasons behind having a tutor in the first place (either they go to a selective school and thus have a tutor to keep up with others who have tutors. Or, they have parents that push them to excel at school, and employ the use of tutors as a means of encouraging them to keep working and consequently perform well).
I doubt going to a tutor would help those who are perpetually lazy or perennial procrastinators.
Like me =]
I must say that I feel as though those students who do have tutor's have a clear cut advantage. This is less to do with the fact that they have tutors and more to do with their high work ethic and the reasons behind having a tutor in the first place (either they go to a selective school and thus have a tutor to keep up with others who have tutors. Or, they have parents that push them to excel at school, and employ the use of tutors as a means of encouraging them to keep working and consequently perform well).
I doubt going to a tutor would help those who are perpetually lazy or perennial procrastinators.
Like me =]