Yes. Tutoring can benefit students who understand much of the material but hesitate to participate, second-guess their work, or need reassurance with harder concepts. A one-on-one setting gives students room to ask questions and work through mistakes without the pressure of a classroom. As their skills and strategies improve, they can become more willing to tackle challenging work independently.
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