Where to Find Free Tutoring Help for Your Student

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Distance learning will bring new challenges to students who may have already been struggling in certain subjects

What to Know

Many parents are concerned virtual learning will create educational inequality among students
Some families are forming “learning pods” and hiring educators to teach their small groups of children
There are free resources to help families that can’t afford to hire a tutor or educator

For many students, certain subjects are a struggle, even in a traditional classroom setting. With most students in the D.C. metro region starting off the school year 100% virtual, it’s not going to get any easier. Here are some free or affordable options for tutors.

Check with your local public library. For example, the Prince George’s County Library offers free live tutoring through a company called Brainfuse.

Use a teen tutor. High school students can earn volunteer hours for tutoring younger students. D.C. families can check out the group Teens Give. Another organization called GIVE Youth serves Northern Virginia.

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Compatibility

We built the most accessible learning platform among online tutoring providers. Brainfuse is compatible with Mac and PC, supports all standard web browsers, and requires no downloads or add-ons. Through careful optimization, Brainfuse continues to support dial-up internet and older machines.

Technical Requirements Details:

Windows

Windows 95 or above
64 MB of RAM
Active Internet connection 28.8 Kb/s (dial-up accessible)

Mac

Mac OS X and above
64 MB of RAM
Active Internet connection 28.8Kb/s (dial-up accessible)

Mobile Devices

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