学習塾ペガサス 世田谷経堂教室

I happened to talk to the cram school owner, and I would like to share what I thought was really good at that time. I was impressed by the fact that elementary and junior high school students, who run the cram school in a direction that respects the dreams, ways of thinking, and independence of future children, are thinking about what to do now with milestones for their dreams. And I think that dreams often change for curious children, but when I was a kid I didn't have a culture of consulting as soon as my dreams changed. I wanted a place like this with my hometown. I thought it was a cram school with a dream, so I felt relaxed (・ ∀ ・)

It is a school with a clear concept that is different from many school schools and that the most important thing is to develop motivation to be close to children. Above all, my child tells my mom friend that "cram school is fun", so I feel like I was taught how important it is to learn while thinking for myself. The enrolled students have a strong relationship of trust with Mr. Kazuki, the head of the school, and some children appear even when they are in the lower grades of elementary school to high school, and my child who talks about the situation is also happy. It is valuable for only child families to know how they are studying in other grades, especially senior students, and I am grateful that the image of mid-term and final exams is felt naturally before becoming a junior high school student from next spring. We are here. In addition, there are a wide variety of events to be held within the month. Whether it's inviting guests, online or playing game-like history, the content is always interesting and the school goes out happily on holidays. Among the curriculums that can reach the itchy place, I was really thankful for the Kakizome practice day held during the winter training. Every year, I was able to finish my homework at the beginning of the book, which was not done until the last day of winter vacation, happily on that day. There are various types of cram schools such as lecture-based cram schools, one-on-one methods, official writing styles, and various types of cram schools, but my child at Pegasus is not good at doing homework on days when he has a lot of homework and studying for tests on the day before the test. With flexible support, such as having a special print prepared for a short time to prepare for a simple arithmetic test, I have come to plan what to do by myself. And most of all, the cost is low. For example, when Kazuki-sensei is confused by a difficult computational problem, he is the type of teacher who solves it by himself without looking at the answer. It's a very realistic teaching method, but it's a teacher who teaches children to understand the process leading up to the answer. Knowing the importance of getting down to the child's line of sight so that they can challenge the kanji test together and compete for points, the child will not be embarrassed to ask questions and will sometimes face them like friends. If you're having trouble getting into learning habits, or if you're having a hard time motivating your child, such as hate cram school and don't want to go, I recommend Pegasus above all else. I hope that you will continue to follow the same policy.