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A statistics tutor for Isamu, 16, who's falling behind

Isamu is working hard on statistics but can't afford a tutor; 2 hours a week until the university entrance would help enormously.

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Masaru Takagi
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Tokyo
My nephew, Isamu, is 16 and in the final year of school. Isamu loves school but statistics has been a struggle since the school was closed during the strikes. The university entrance exam is in January. We can't afford a private tutor, and the school's free sessions are full. We're looking for a volunteer who could spend an hour or two a week, in person in Tokyo or online, for about ten weeks. Isamu 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 statistics, you could change the course of Isamu's year. You're what makes this possible, and I'll never forget it.
effort
1–2 hours a week
format
In person in Tokyo
skills
teaching, patience, subject knowledge
#tutoring#education#volunteer

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  • Antonio C. Reyes

    Thanks for sharing this. Shared this with my family. It's not much but it's yours. All the best.

    • Pierre BaronPhoto verified

      Rooting for you, Masaru. Everyone deserves a bit of help sometimes. Take care

      • Mussa Evans Barasa

        Stay strong, Masaru. Education changes everything, hope you graduate with honors. I have a 16 year old who wants to send good wishes too. Thinking of Tokyo.

        • Gabriela B. LozanoID verified

          I've been in a tough spot myself and it does get easier. Don't be hard on yourself for asking. Take care.

          • Rubén W. Carrillo

            Stay strong. Looking forward to the next update. My late mom used to say help given quietly counts double. All the best.

            • Ghassan Mustafa Belkacem

              good luck, Masaru. Hope you get there.

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