Becoming a tutor is not an easy thing to do, whether you do it in your spare time to make extra money or as a full-time job. You need to know how to deal with different kinds of students, plan good lessons, and use your time well. All of these things can be hard to understand at once. There are books on tutoring that you can buy today, which is good news. If you want to start your own tutoring business, here are eight great books that will help you get started.
1) How to Get Better at Tutoring: A Data-Driven Approach
This is the book to get if you want to know if tutoring is right for you and how to grow your business. Alicia Holland-Johnson wrote the book. She is a well-known teacher who runs a successful tutoring business. As you read the book, it will show you how to make a lesson plan for each client, grow your business and keep your clients happy, keep track of each student’s progress, and run your business. The book also has a number of strategies and methods that you can use in your own way of tutoring.
2) Tutoring Matters: Everything You’ve Ever Wanted to Know About How to Tutor
This book is a must-read if you want to know everything there is to know about tutoring and how to do it. Tiffani Chin and Nima Fahimian and Jerome Rabow wrote a detailed guide on how to be a tutor. The book is based on real-life experiences and talks about every part of tutoring, from answering common worries to building relationships between students and tutors. It also shows tutors how to deal with both students and parents, especially when there are problems.
3) How to Make Money Tutoring: An Expert Tutor Tells You How
Want to learn the best ways to become a tutor? Expert tutor Eileen Shapiro tells her readers what makes her a good tutor and how they can do the same. Tutors can use the book to learn how to work with students of all ages, set up their own tutoring business, and teach lessons at home.
It also shows how to talk to students, uses different ways to teach, and knows what paperwork is needed for tutoring. It’s important to know that the book does not yet have lessons on how to use technology to help tutor.
4) Helping teens learn to read and write
This is the book to buy for tutors who will be working with 12–18-year-olds who have trouble reading. Kelly Chandler-Olcott and Kathleen Hinchman give advice on how to be a good tutor. The book has ideas for how tutors can evaluate their students, deal with their weaknesses and interests, and make their lessons better. There are even examples from 20 other tutors in the book, as well as a Q&A section about common situations tutors face. There is also a planning form in the book to help new tutors make plans for their classes.
5) How to Start a Tutoring Business from Home
When tutors work out of their homes, they have to make sure their makeshift classrooms are just right. The book will tell tutors how to set up their homes for tutoring, how to advertise their business, how to keep students motivated, and how to keep track of their progress. Beth Lewis’s work as a tutor helped her come up with some of the tips in the book. The book also has tips, frequently asked questions, and checklists that will help you get your business in order. She also gave an example of how the budget template should look, how the contract can be made for both the tutor and the parent, and how notes should be made.
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