Choosing a Tutor


By Mary Beth Schwartz


excel in reading, writing, mathematics, study skills, phonics, vocabulary, test tak- ing, and preparation for PSAT, SAT, and ACT.


According to Bob Smith, not all students coming to Huntingdon are performing poorly in school. “About one third of our students are here on enrichment programs. These students, which include some home- schoolers, are doing well. Their parents want to accelerate their progress even fur- ther.”


For today’s families watching their budgets, Huntingdon Learning Center offers fl exible hours and affordable rates. “Students come to the center for one-on-one tutoring. It is a learning environment with no distractions. We have over 700 resources to draw from,” Smith says. In addition, Huntingdon Learn- ing Center provides online resources for students, parents, and teachers. Flash cards, education articles, interactive vocabulary practice, and more can be downloaded at huntingdonlearning.com.


Perhaps you prefer the convenience, secu- rity, and familiar surroundings that come with in-home tutoring. That is what Ann Peaslee had in mind when she started Penn-


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