Should we hire a tutor? It’s a question many families face. In this episode, Laura Wilson sits down with Anna and Lovleen, co-directors of Oxford Learning High Park, to explore how tutoring can do more than fill academic gaps—it can boost confidence, reduce tension at home, and provide a roadmap for long-term success.
They discuss the difference between hiring a private tutor and enrolling in a learning centre, how tutoring needs shift from kindergarten through high school, and how parents can reframe tutoring as a positive, empowering experience. Whether your child is struggling or excelling, this conversation is packed with insights for supporting their education intentionally.
📍 Topics Covered:
- Signs your child could benefit from tutoring
- Centre-based vs. private tutoring
- Age-specific academic needs (K–12)
- Avoiding the homework battle at home
- Why summer learning helps avoid setbacks
- Reframing tutoring to build motivation, not pressure
🎧 Tune in to learn how tutoring can support not just your child—but your whole household.
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