Compared with making up lessons in large classes, one-on-one making up lessons certainly has certain advantages. After all, the money has been spent in place, but the specific effect of making up lessons depends on the students themselves and whether the children teach themselves. Most teachers will try their best to make up lessons one by one, but some children are qualified there, and sometimes they just can't begin to understand. They may not be able to learn through teaching, but they must teach themselves. However, some children are different. After receiving the teacher's guidance alone, the grades will advance by leaps and bounds, and parents should be psychologically prepared.

One-on-one make-up lessons for college students will not be as effective as college teachers. After all, college students lack teaching experience and are not familiar with the knowledge of college entrance examination. It is ok to make up lessons in junior high school courses, but it is also necessary to prepare lessons in advance, otherwise it will be difficult to be competent. If make-up lessons only do and talk about the questions, it won't have much effect, but make-up lessons according to the characteristics of each student can really improve students' grades. One-on-one make-up lessons is good in itself, but to find a responsible and good teacher, it is best to find a cost-effective place to make up, otherwise it is better not to make up.