Hi, I'm Ainsley. I reached out to just tube tutoring for my 16 year old son his second semester of his sophomore year. And this is a kid that has never liked school, like, has hated school, and has just kind of been army crawling his way through struggles with executive functioning and processing issues. And we brought just two tutoring on about six weeks before finals. And it was just in time because he was not going to pass a couple of classes. And he ended up passing everything with A's and B's and one c, which is pretty amazing. He's pretty resistant. When I told him that I was looking into just two. Tutoring really doesn't want anything to do with school. Very reluctant, but through the process, they provide really wraparound services and working with someone who is closer to his age and kind of more of a mentor and peer, I think really made a difference. I was reluctant at first with figuring out, how are we going to find time to do this? Am I going to afford it? And what I found is I didn't really have to do much. The team made it happen, and actually, my son was accountable for scheduling and showing up, and he ended up getting an award at the end of the school year, too. So for the cost, it was definitely worth it because I'm not sure he'd meet his goals without it.

Hey there, current and or past students and families. I really need your help. I wanted to tell you a bit about a situation that I keep running into here post pandemic. I've come to realize through professional networking and just meeting with families in the community that there's way too many people who've not heard of just two tutoring. Just two tutoring is being sort of rebranded, very quietly as just two educational services. And if you've worked with us currently or in the past, you probably know why we're shifting our titling, because we do so much more than tutoring. Hey, it's Mike from just do tutoring. And I have a request for you. And that is, could you please help us help other families see themselves in your experience? And the best way to do that is just to provide us to quick two minute video. This is a platform that's known as video ask. And what. What's nice about it is if you don't like your take, you can redo it. So it's not like, you know, you have to do it in one take and then you have to send it off. You can practice, you know, and you don't have to do anything special. Don't get dressed up or fix your. Fix your hair or anything, as you can see, you know, put on my Sunday best here. But, you know, what I'm talking about is just being yourself. And if you could help us really address three objections that we often hear from new and incoming families. And those three objections, one, I'll just say what they are and as they resonate with you, if you could just mention a little something about that in your response, that would really help. Scheduling. I don't think my child has time in their schedule for the services that just tutoring provides. Is there a way that you can consider how you might have felt that way? And then what happened? How you were able to move beyond that. The next, of course, is cost. Right. And cost is equated to value. So regardless of what the cost of services might be, if the value is there, the cost is fully justified. And if you've had an experience like that, maybe you thought like, well, this seems like quite an investment, but then you found later that the return was well worth it. I'd love for you to be able to address that. And the third thing has to do with sort of the condition of having a learning challenge that includes executive function challenges, and that is reluctance, resistance. Right? So maybe parents love the idea of their young person getting a little extra support from just two, but the student is having a very difficult time with what they feel like that means about them, that they need help and that they're not enough, etcetera. You know, if you had an experience like that, it would be really helpful to be able to articulate that. So I don't want to talk too long because, you know, I might bore you or lose your. Lose your focus here, but what I want to be able to do is make that request really clear. Could you please just right now, just. Just sit down for a second and put together and just respond to, you know, this, this prompt, which has to do with, you know, what has just two tutoring where just two educational services meant to you and your family. What sort of return on your investment did you get? What did you experience that maybe you didn't expect to get from just two tutoring? And, you know, what, what's been the either current or maybe even long term impacts of the work. All of this would really, really help our incoming families to understand the work that we do and see themselves in your experience. So thank you in advance for taking the time to do this. I know it's not comfortable for everyone, but it could really, really be a helpful piece in helping people know more about the services that we provide to not just students, but the families themselves. Thanks in advance, and I look forward to seeing your video soon. Bye.

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