Aristotle taught one student: Alexander. For most of history, a personal tutor was a privilege of kings.
Then schools grew to thirty children per teacher. Gaps started to pile up quietly, and nobody had time to find them.
GALS gives every child that personal tutor:
• a map of what your child actually knows
• a learning plan built on the gaps, not on the textbook order
• short daily tasks solved on paper, in a real notebook
• a photo of the page is checked in 1–2 minutes, with the mistakes explained
Courses, test prep, and homework checks, in English by default.
And you are simply the parent.
An Aristotle for every child.
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@reallknoxy Surprise French after a work day is a plot twist =D
Next time she can snap a photo of her own work instead -- we check it and explain every mistake, so she actually learns it.
Come!
@thurgood_stubbz Works great -- as long as they let the kids bring ChatGPT to the exam ;)
If not, we check what your kid solved on paper and explain every mistake, so they know it themselves.
Come!
@prettyybri_ Love the BOOM =)
But reteaching every day is a second job.
He solves on paper, sends a photo, and we check it and explain each mistake, so you don't have to.
Come!
Your 6th grader is stuck on ratios. "Practice more," says the teacher.
But 3:4 = 6:8 only makes sense if you know why 3/4 = 6/8. That's equivalent fractions, 4th grade.
If that never clicked, more ratio worksheets won't fix it. We find the old fractions gap, close it -- and ratios start working.
@AddMac_Sauce You don't have to learn the new way yourself.
She solves on paper, sends a photo, and we check it and explain every mistake step by step.
Come =)