hey dude look i live in new york and my child is in the 7th grade and i would like to find him a tutor k bye?
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look in the yellow pages for a private tutor or there is always companies like sylvan
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First of all, I should tell you that the teacher was really unprofessional in her comments to you -- if she was being tested on maturity and professionalism, she'd test at a very low level.\n\nNow, on to your question.  I don't know what grade level you're at (I'm guessing high school?).  If so, you need to talk to a school counselor and explain your problem.  If you really do have an academic problem, the counselor will have the resources to help you with that.  Also, you could check to see if anyone would be willing to do some tutoring.  If you don't have the financial resources to pay for a tutor, maybe you could work something out with someone, like doing favors or chores in exchange for the tutoring.  \n\nThe most important thing is not to feel ashamed if you have a problem.  That teacher's comments said more about HER character than about YOU.  If you do have a problem, seeking help for it is really admirable.  I wish you the very best of luck!
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Check with the New York Department of Education.  They have a web site you can go to.  You can also contact the city you are moving to.  Most School Districts now have web sites available.
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Call the High School in that area and they should be able to help and lead you in the right direction. It should be free of charge or just a small fee.
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hey thats me i was looking for someone who was in the 7th grade wat up
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www.gethomeworkhelp.com\n\nor ask your counselor at school if any teachers tutor on the side\n\ngood for you for finding some extra help!  you should be proud.
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Tutor.com is available in public and university libraries nationwide.  You might try looking there.
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Do you mean Hebrew? Contact your local community college or Jewish Community Center and ask if they offer classes or can recommend a tutor in your area.
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yeah, i can help.  i can help you be a better parent by giving you some advice:  don't do your son's homework for him.  you are sending him to school to learn, aren't you?  how is he going to ever learn how to do anything if you spend days doing his work for him?  \n\nsure, he might end up with an A in first grade, but who cares about what you got in first grade?  you could make an argument that grades are important to his future if they are high school grades, but it's far more important that he actually *learn* things at this age.\n\nsheesh.
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i would suggest meeting with the teachers to get their guidance. they should be able to work with you to give him the help he needs in a more timely manner. they should be glad you care so much & be really willing. also, meeting with any special needs teachers for tips can help as well.\n\ncan the teachers help give you items ahead of time so that you can work on things on the weekends when you have more time? (assuming you have a monday-friday job)
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Well, I know someone you should ask, actually.\n\nThere's this kid in my neighborhood named Benji Chertok.  Ask him.
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It sounds like he does have some knowledge. Whatever the issue is between you and the tutor, he does not want to be involved. He must know that his friend is tutoring your son. I would not be surprised if the tutor mentioned it to his friend.\n\nHe either does not feel that it is his place to get involved or he does not want to hurt his relationships with the two of you. Either way, it is best for you to leave him out of it.\n\nTake care,\nTroy
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Hello ...check this web site. I use it to help my son also in 7th grade.
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depends sometimes its headstart, preschool or even Kindergarten. Should ask local ISD they could help out.
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your local public school should provide tutoring or direct you to tutors for your son. by law, public schools are required to provide an adequate education for every child. now, depending on the quality of that school, you may have an easier or harder time dealing with them on this issue (i know that from what i've heard, parents of children with learning disabilities often have to fight rather hard to get the services due them). there are often agencies that offer tutoring to low-income students--contact youth social services, probably through the county government.\n\ntry this site for some help: http://www.ncld.org/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=827
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Try his classmates. There's bound to be one who's nice enough to help him. Also, YOU could try doing it.
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Ask one of the teacher's for help.