How to choose online tuition for Class 4 to 10

1. Is every class live, with a real teacher?

Recorded videos can't see a confused face. At Stoodant every class is live, and students ask questions as they go.

2. Who exactly will teach my child?

Ask for the teacher's name and background, and meet them first. Our teachers are a new generation of educators: doctors and medical students, a UPSC Prelims qualifier, a CAT qualifier, a psychology graduate and school toppers. They bring real experience from medicine, civil services, management and research into every class. You meet your child's teacher in the free demo.

3. How many students are in the batch?

Batch size decides attention. Stoodant lets you choose: 1:1 for full focus, 1:5 or 1:10 for attention plus classmates, or 1:20 for confident learners at the lowest fee.

4. Does it follow my child's board, and teach for NEP?

Check that the tuition follows your child's board (CBSE or ICSE) and teaches the way exams now test: concepts and application. Stoodant classes move one chapter ahead of school, so school lessons feel like revision.

5. How will I know it's working?

Vague updates aren't enough. Stoodant parents see progress, homework and notices in the Stoodant app.

6. Is there a free trial class?

Always try first. Every Stoodant family starts with a free demo class with the actual teacher.

7. Does it prepare my child for more than exams?

The best tuition builds understanding and direction, not just marks. Stoodant teachers connect lessons to real careers and guide students on what to choose after school.

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