Helping Your Child Speak Up With Confidence
Updated: Oct 6
You want your child to feel confident speaking up when they have something to say and this not because they need to be the loudest child in the room, but because they need to be able to participate fully in their learning.
At international schools in Tokyo, your child needs to be able to ask questions, share ideas, explain their thinking, and speak up when they need help.
Often children understand what is happening in class but hesitate to participate.
Others know what they want to say but struggle to explain their thinking in English.
We help children develop the confidence and communication skills they need to participate more fully in the classroom.
During our sessions, we work on reading, writing, math, and other academic skills while also giving your child regular opportunities to communicate their thinking in English.
They practise explaining what they are doing.
They practise asking questions.
They practise explaining their answers.
They practise speaking when they need help.
Developing their confidence.
That confidence can make a real difference in the classroom.
That's part of what makes our support more than just tutoring.
If your child attends an international school in Tokyo and you'd like to learn more, let's connect.
Kinota Braithwaite Learning & Assessment Specialist More Than Just Tutoring Tokyo
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