MyWeekbookBETTER AT SCHOOL. WEEK BY WEEK.
MYWEEKBOOK VS PRIVATE TUTORING

A tutor beside the student or a pathway for independent work?

Private tutoring offers a relationship, real-time explanations and the ability to change approach during a lesson. MyWeekbook provides a concrete pathway the student can complete independently each day.

Tutoring offers live human presence. MyWeekbook gives the student a plan to follow throughout the week.
AT A GLANCE

Two different approaches, each useful in the right context.

CriterionPrivate tutoringMyWeekbook
Interaction

Real-time human dialogue with immediate questions and clarification.

Instructions and exercises prepared in advance for independent work.

Flexibility

The tutor can change explanation and pace during the session.

The sequence is stable, making it clear what to do each day.

Continuity

Depends on appointments, availability and work set between lessons.

Seven daily sessions already gathered in one WeekBook.

Independence

The student receives direct support while working.

The student reads, attempts and self-corrects on paper.

Best suited to

Complex difficulties, persistent blocks or a need for personal interaction.

A defined goal that can be practised through a clear routine.

A

Choose private tutoring when…

the difficulty is complex or persistent, the student needs to be observed while reasoning, or an adult must continually adapt the explanation.

M

Choose MyWeekbook when…

the goal is defined and you want to build independence through organised, visible, screen-free daily work.

IT IS NOT ALWAYS EITHER–OR

They can work together, too.

A tutor can use the WeekBook to review work completed between lessons; the WeekBook does not replace individual support when it is needed.

7 DAYS

Start from real mistakes. Give your child a clear pathway.

45 minutes a day · paper and pen · first WeekBook free

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