In a tutoring setting, consistency is key to making real progress. When students attend sessions regularly, it allows us to build on each lesson, reinforce important concepts, and address any challenges before they become ongoing issues.
On the other hand, when sessions are missed or attended irregularly, it becomes much harder to maintain momentum. I often find that students who come inconsistently are more likely to forget material we’ve covered—even if they understood it at the time—because they haven’t had the opportunity to review and apply it. Especially when school moves on to new content, there’s rarely a chance to go back and revisit topics without dedicated time in tutoring.
Keeping a consistent weekly schedule helps students:
• Build strong study habits
• Retain and apply what they’ve learned
• Stay motivated through a sense of progress
• Gain confidence by seeing regular improvement
It also sets a valuable precedent for the future—in high school, university, and even the workplace, showing up consistently and following through is one of the most important habits a person can develop.
Regular tutoring creates a steady rhythm of learning, which not only supports academic success but also makes the process more enjoyable and fulfilling. I strongly encourage students to commit to weekly sessions wherever possible so we can make the most of our time together and achieve the best results.

Riva Burkett