Junior & Middle School Tutoring
Helpings children establish a tangible link between learning and real-life experiences
for Junior & Middle School
Parents seeking an alternative to conventional schooling or seeking academic reinforcement and enrichment may consider our programs for their children. Maple Kids Junior and Middle school programs offer a significant advantage by focusing on improving children’s abilities, knowledge, and life skills that may not receive adequate attention in traditional school settings. For example, we emphasize developing children’s financial literacy to prepare them for adult life, as well as fostering their creativity in writing and public speaking, among other skills.
Who will benefit
Our service may be suited to those families who:
- Have children who are not being adequately stimulated or supported at school.
- Travel frequently, or who are embarking on an extended period away from school.
- Are looking to supplement a traditional school education with the dedicated support of a one-to-peer group tutor.
- Have children who require specialized assistance.
- Are looking to implement educational philosophies beyond the traditional model.
Experienced Educators
Our knowledgeable educators utilize their expertise to tailor teaching methods and materials to cater to each student’s unique learning requirements. They achieve this by employing a variety of techniques, including discussions, problem-solving exercises, case studies, role-playing activities, and other effective teaching methods.
Active Learning methodologies
Our approach to shift from a traditional, teacher-centered classroom to a more modern, student-centered model of teaching and learning is through the use of active learning methodology, like
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Problem-based learning:
Students work collaboratively to solve complex, real-world problems, often in a hands-on and experiential setting. -
Inquiry-based learning:
Students ask questions, investigate, and explore topics to deepen their understanding and construct their own knowledge. -
Project-based learning:
Students engage in long-term, interdisciplinary projects that require critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration. -
Peer teaching:
Students take on the role of teacher and teach their peers, which reinforces their own understanding of the material and promotes collaboration and teamwork. -
Flipped classroom:
Students review instructional material outside of class and then engage in collaborative, problem-solving activities during class time. -
Gamification:
Students learn through game-like activities that provide challenges, feedback, and rewards.
