Tutoring Session Analysis

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As a top student I really achieve in school but the same cannot be said about others. A lot of my friends struggle with many school subjects. I felt bad and wanted them to achieve like me. So I decided to take it upon myself to tutor them. As a peer from their class it is easier for them to learn that to a tutoring session from a teacher. As I tutored them more they understood more than they would have from attending no tutoring session. As time passed their grades increased and they had developed good grades. This happened to a small group of my friend sand if they needed help they asked me.
As their grades improved I learned a valuable life lesson and that lesson to help others the way you want to be helped. I could only imagine how much

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