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Parents are encouraged to get involved and join the call at the beginning and end of the lesson. There is also a chat function which allows you to keep in touch with your coach in between lessons. Timings can be adjusted though and lessons can be cancelled but at least 24 hours’ notice must be given. This is good from a consistency point of view but you won’t get the kind of round-the-clock support offered by platforms like and TutorEye. Sessions can be held between 12pm and 8pm on weekdays and 7am and 6pm on weekends. Lessons generally take place at the same time every week and availability is limited to certain hours.

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There is also a Remind app which can be downloaded onto Android and Apple devices if you want to use a smartphone. Remind recommend using two devices for each lesson – a computer for the video call itself and a tablet or other touchscreen device for the whiteboard. Tutoring sessions are video-based lessons with an interactive whiteboard so students can work through problems in real time with the support of their coach. Remind doesn’t make any flashy claims about boosting grades in a certain timescale, instead it concentrates on offering personalised support. Coaches will work with them on homework they are struggling with and will use the same techniques they have been taught by their class teacher to avoid confusion. The focus is on improving understanding of math and supporting the work your child is already doing in school. Unlike TutorEye (opens in new tab) where you might have to chop and change tutors depending on who is available, Remind’s coaches take time to find out about their students, setting goals to reach and tackling specific areas they find difficult. Remind focuses on building a long-term student-coach relationship so sessions are one-to-one and your child will have the same tutor every week. Each coach goes through a thorough background check which includes searches of local, county, federal and global databases to ensure they are safe to work with children. The tutors who work on the Remind Tutoring platform are described as coaches and are experienced certified teachers who have worked in K-12. This means the onus is on you to cancel the service if you decide it isn’t right for your family.

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Also be aware that you will automatically be enrolled for weekly sessions at the same time and day of the week as your trial session once it has been completed.

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You will be expected to provide payment details before the free session though. One of the big draws with Remind is that the first 40-minute session is free so your child can try it out and see whether it works for them before you make a financial commitment. This is very different from platforms like (opens in new tab) where the more sessions you pay for, the lower the hourly cost. All the coaches working on the platform are qualified and experienced teachers so the pricing seems fair, although the flat fee system means there is no incentive to block book sessions – each lesson costs the same no matter how many your child takes. Remind Tutoring does work out more expensive than platforms like Preply (opens in new tab) where tutors are based all over the world and set their own prices. This is a similar price point to face-to-face tutoring in the United States but without being limited to the choice of available tutors in your area. Most sessions are 40 minutes each and cost $40 but there is also the option to go for an hour-long lesson at $60. The pricing structure is transparent and simple with lessons costing $1 a minute.