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Big Daddy's Kitchen
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As anyone ever done this at all?
I tutor children between the ages of 6 and 11 at one of Boston's public schools. It's a very rewarding job to me, because I get to give back to the community what I learned years ago!
I help the kids learn what I learned when I was THEIR age and in school. I tutor usually 4 children in a day for about 45 minutes for each one. I help them with their reading skills.
I truly hope to be able to tutor the same kids who I tutored before they left school for the summer!
One particular young boy who I tutor thinks the world of me. He likes to read mainly about science, nature and animals. He has difficulty with some words, but I help him with them.
We've beccome attached to each other, and we like each other a lot. He sometimes feels a little embarrassed at times when I ask him to read a little. Of course, I read to him and the others as well. I told him that I wouldn't poke fun at him, that I had trouble reading as well when I was his age.
It was very painful to me to have to say goodbye to them for the summer, especially THIS person. While attending the school's cookout for them, he came up to me multiple times and just gave me a hug. When they were about to go back to their rooms, he saw me crying a little, came up and hugged me again! We said bye to each other.
I told him that I want to tutor him some more when they come back to school. It's really nice though, to be able to share with them what I learned in school years ago!!
I tutor children between the ages of 6 and 11 at one of Boston's public schools. It's a very rewarding job to me, because I get to give back to the community what I learned years ago!
I help the kids learn what I learned when I was THEIR age and in school. I tutor usually 4 children in a day for about 45 minutes for each one. I help them with their reading skills.
I truly hope to be able to tutor the same kids who I tutored before they left school for the summer!
One particular young boy who I tutor thinks the world of me. He likes to read mainly about science, nature and animals. He has difficulty with some words, but I help him with them.
We've beccome attached to each other, and we like each other a lot. He sometimes feels a little embarrassed at times when I ask him to read a little. Of course, I read to him and the others as well. I told him that I wouldn't poke fun at him, that I had trouble reading as well when I was his age.
It was very painful to me to have to say goodbye to them for the summer, especially THIS person. While attending the school's cookout for them, he came up to me multiple times and just gave me a hug. When they were about to go back to their rooms, he saw me crying a little, came up and hugged me again! We said bye to each other.
I told him that I want to tutor him some more when they come back to school. It's really nice though, to be able to share with them what I learned in school years ago!!