Group sessions

Group sessions consist of a minimum of 2 students to a maximum of 6 students per session. Students that join the group sessions are organized by the parent. For example, siblings, cousins, or students that are friends can join the group session despite being in the same grade or different grades. 

Benefits of a group learning model:

1) Group sessions mimic real-world teamwork. Students learn how to collaborate effectively, have opportunities to lead discussions, delegate tasks, or mentor a peer. 

2) Group interactions foster healthy competition, motivation, and mutual support.

3) Regular opportunities to express ideas, hear different viewpoints, and negotiate solutions together. 

4) Group environment nurtures social skills such as active listening and clear communication.

5) Group sessions foster leadership qualities.

4) Everyone is laser-focused and excited to learn! 

5) Close-knit groups build mutual trust and friendship.

These value-packed benefits, provided at a lower cost per student, make group sessions attractive for parents looking for quality, yet affordable options.