Tutoring from hell

[ms_rebellious]

Okay so again it’s been months since I made a post here but I figured I wanted to document this here in it’s full glory now that it’s finally over. I probably lost some of the more juicy details but this is gonna be a documentation of the last 7 months when I was tutoring a 12 kid from hell.

so a few months back, when I finished my postgrad studies

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[andrea_deer]

Few times my friends suggested I should pick up tutoring, but kids like that are exactly why I always declined. I just don't have enough patience for little devils and it would not end well. D:

I'm glad to hear that you're done with that kid, though. Hopefully you won't have to bother with one like that any more. :/ Or with parents like his, sometimes I think that with dealing with children - their parents are the worst part. :/

[ms_rebellious]

That's why I prefer to tutor adults and older teens. So far I had

[andrea_deer]

The only sample of tutoring I had was with literature and a bit with a kid I was helping to read easier, but yeah, I'm neither patient nor organized enough for that. ;) But yeah, it seems easier or at least more pleasant to do, when you're teaching someone who wants to learn. And I guess with adults there's a plus of them being able to quit, when they don't want to bother any more. Kids can be pushed by the parents, even when they're fed up with the subject and that just gets annoying to everyone involved. :/