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Why tutoring isn't always necessary and can be much cheaper

Why tutoring isn't always necessary and can be much cheaper

As the new school year begins, many parents in the Netherlands are turning to tutoring and homework assistance for their children. The number of service providers has doubled in a decade, raising questions about whether this extra help is always necessary and if more affordable alternatives exist.

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