Picture this: The school year ends, and your child has a D in Math. Whew! He passed! He promises he'll try harder next year. Summer passes and school begins. Your child's knowledge of last year's math is probably shaky. If teachers, parents, and students don't communicate soon enough this year, the student can find himself drowning without a life jacket in sight. Getting help, whether it's through the teacher or through a tutor, can make the difference between a successful academic year or one besieged by struggle and low grades. Although it's important for everyone to be positive and hopeful, it's also essential to be realistic. Especially in these days of high stakes testing, be proactive and obtain help, when needed, as soon as possible.
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