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A computer science tutor for Mrunal, 13, who's falling behind
Mrunal is working hard on computer science but can't afford a tutor; 1 hours a week until the university entrance would help enormously.
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My daughter, Mrunal, is 13 and in Grade 11. Mrunal loves school but computer science has been a struggle since the school was closed during the move. The university entrance exam is in October.
We can't afford a private tutor, and the school's free sessions are full. We're looking for a volunteer who could spend one or two hours a week, in person in Pune or online, for about twenty weeks.
Mrunal is polite, hardworking and eager. We have a quiet space and a laptop for online sessions. I'll always be at home for in-person sessions.
If you're a teacher, student or professional who feels comfortable in computer science, you could change the course of Mrunal's year.
Thank you for reading my story.
- effort
- 1โ2 hours a week
- format
- In person in Pune
- skills
- teaching, patience, subject knowledge
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thinking of you. As a teacher I love seeing someone work this hard to learn. We're a small family in Adama but we're thinking of you. Love from Adama.
You're not alone. This could happen to any of us. Greetings from Mumbai.
gave what I could, wish it was more. We're a small family in Rome but we're thinking of you. Thinking of Pune
You're not alone. I've been in a tough spot myself and it does get easier. My sister had a similar thing happen so this one hit home. Take care
Hang in there, Jigna. This could happen to any of us. My late mom used to say help given quietly counts double. All the best.