Single lesson
1 lesson · 50 min
US$40
per lesson
- One 50-minute online 1-on-1 lesson
- Materials included
HowHow Classroom 好好學堂 · Overseas families
We teach Chinese-speaking families around the world: Taiwan-curriculum bridging and Mandarin. All lessons are online and one-to-one, taught by our founder, Max (Max 老師).
This page summarises the Chinese page for family members who prefer English. Lessons are taught in Chinese; parents can talk with the teacher in Chinese or English.
Good learning starts with daring to ask “why”. We look for the exact step where a child gets stuck, ask them to explain their thinking, and treat mistakes as clues rather than labels.
Our teaching tool, XYLEX (拍懂), follows the same idea. Children photograph their homework, AI suggests a step where they may be stuck, and the teacher confirms, corrects or rejects it. AI can be wrong, so the teacher makes the final call.
Reading the problem before choosing the calculation: multiplication, fractions, geometry and word problems for primary school.
See this programmeMaths plus physics/chemistry and science for grades 7–9, taking formulas back to the concepts behind them.
See this programmeFor overseas students: Mandarin, Zhuyin and reading. For students in Taiwan: Chinese and essay writing.
See this programmeWe do not teach IB, AP, GCSE, SAT or other international exam programmes.
1 lesson · 50 min
US$40
per lesson
4 lessons · 50 min each
US$150
≈ US$37.5 per lesson
16 lessons · 50 min each
US$560
≈ US$35 per lesson
Prices for overseas families at the foundations level, in US dollars. Keeping-pace, advanced-challenge or special needs are quoted after the free consultation. Online payment comes later; until then, payment arrangements are confirmed after the consultation.
This short clip shows an earlier in-person writing activity using clues in a suitcase. Current lessons are online and one-to-one. Videos are in Chinese, and subtitles vary. See more teaching videos.
In a story-inference writing class, students use objects as clues and ask the teacher questions.
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