Which is the best choice for college students or teachers?

Personally, I think it is a teacher tutor, because college students generally have more time, are more responsible, and will be more patient, but college students do not grasp the current teaching trend, and they do not grasp the difficulty and content of the subject as well as the teacher. ‍‍

Of course, it is a college student, college students are young, and the age difference between students is not easy to communicate, they also have patience, can organize topics according to their own learning experience to tutor students, the class fee is about half of the teacher, the defect they have no teaching experience, not so easy to inspire and induce due to the situation, the weak points of students' knowledge are not accurate, like to lecture, rather than trying to prompt students to master their own skills.

In terms of teaching children to learn professionally, teachers must be better, more systematic, and more knowledgeable about teaching children. Of course, there are also disadvantages, that is, the tuition fee is a little more expensive, and the teacher's time is relatively less, not as free as college students.

Teachers tutor home, after all, they have teaching experience and know how to guide children to learn well. Lack of experience among college students.

My personal comprehensive comparison is better for college students, to be able to do one-to-one teaching, the cost will not be very high, sometimes you can give students some convenience in life, such as please have a meal, play with their children or something, easy to communicate, children will not be psychologically estranged because of the name of the teacher, it is possible that children and college students can learn more happily together, and the degree of acceptance is better.

Look at the child's knowledge base. If the child's knowledge base is not good, there is a lot of knowledge that needs to be made up from the most basic, and it is a bit of a luxury to find an in-service teacher, because those who have the most basic knowledge and better personal quality college students can be completely competent. If the child's knowledge base is good, the purpose of finding a tutor is to improve, or to find an in-service teacher, after all, the in-service teacher has a better grasp of the depth of knowledge and is more proficient in the use of teaching methods.

I'm a classroom, and I'd like to ask about it from a professional perspective. College student tutor, you are equivalent to inviting a big brother and sister to the child, the child will accept from the heart, will open his heart, college students just set an example for the child, but the premise is that you must find an excellent college student, otherwise it is easy to lead the child into the ditch. As a parent, the first step is to communicate the relationship between the child and the teacher's tutor, if the child can get along with the teacher's tutor, then the child will benefit more.

Tutoring for college students is indeed a good choice, and college students have free time and can take more classes a week. Unlike teachers, they can only be on weekends, and the time is not rich, and if the child has poor grades, he must make up for it every day.

I think it's better for college students to tutor because college students are learning every day, have different opinions, and there is a big age difference, so it's easier to communicate.

The child is in. In the first and second grades, you can find in-service teachers, or you can find college students' tutors, but when it comes to the critical moment of the graduation class, it is best to find in-service teachers to check the gates. Or when the child's academic performance does not improve significantly in the repetition stage, you can find an excellent in-service teacher to diagnose and counsel.

All have their own benefits, and children generally like to study with their own age.

I think college students should be given some opportunities. Teachers are taught in schools.