Why is Kumon better than a local tutoring centre?


 A local tutoring centre would focus on helping children learn and work on their school grade making them exam ready. At Kumon children are nurtured to learn and master concepts. Kumon encourages your child to learn beyond school grade based on their true ability and potential. To develop long term academic skills Kumon is a better option as compared to local tuition centres. 

The Kumon Programme will ensure your children build a strong foundation in both Math and English while allowing them to develop the ability to learn on their own. On the other hand, tutoring centres focus more on the immediate academic needs of your children without focusing on the core. Hence, Kumon is a far better option to enhance and enrich your child’s learning process. Kumon method helps to identify the areas where the child needs improvement. Tutoring centres focus more on passive learning.

Children are explained concepts and taught how to solve them. At Kumon, children are encouraged to self-learn and develop study skills that encourage independent learning.  Kumon encourages children to advance ahead of their school grade levels by working on their ability and potential unlike tuition centres.

Kumon is not a quick fix programme; it works well with your child’s pace and helps fill the learning gaps in your child’s learnings. Unlike tutoring centres, Kumon fosters love for learning in children and is a long-term commitment for parents and students both. Tutoring can help children who are short of time and are unable to invest in long-term study commitments.

Learning with Kumon daily bit-by-bit helps children ace exams with ease and study beyond their school grade levels at a very early age. Kumon helps you understand the importance of consistent learning and experience small improvements from daily practice. 

Kumon helps children in long-term learning, building good life-skills in children for future development unlike local tutoring centres.
The Kumon approach builds a strong foundation and develops good work skills in children for lifetime. 

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