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    See how this ed-tech company maintains a balance between the new online teachings along with personal touch?

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    June 4: In a time where more and more students are turning to online education, one company is finding success by balancing the new trend with personal touch. Learning Potato provides one-to-one online tuition for students all over the world, but also has a team of in-home tutors who work with students face-to-face. This combination has been key in helping the company maintain its 100% satisfaction rating from students and parents.

    CEO and founder of Learning Potato, Mayuresh Deshmukh, believes that technology should be used to supplement in-person interactions, not replace them. “We’re not against technology,” said Deshmukh.

    Learning Potato is an ed-tech company that provides one-to-one online tuition and one-to-one home tuition. The company was founded in 2016 by a group of teachers who

    wanted to provide a more personalised and tailored learning experience for their students. Learning Potato offers a unique blend of online and offline learning, which allows students to receive a personalised education while still enjoying the benefits of technology. The company’s tutors are all qualified teachers with years of experience, and they work closely with each student to ensure that they are receiving the best possible education. Learning Potato’s flexible approach to learning means that students can study at their own pace, and they are able to receive help and support from their tutor whenever they need it.

    “In a time where more and more students are turning to online education, one company is finding success by balancing the new trend with personal touch. Learning Potato provides one-to-one online tuition for students all over the world, but also has a team of in-home tutors who work with students face-to-face. This combination has been key in helping the company maintain its 100% satisfaction rating from students and parents.

    CEO and founder of Learning Potato, Mayuresh Deshmukh, believes that technology should be used to supplement in-person interactions, not replace them. “We’re not against technology,” said Deshmukh. “In fact , we use it to our advantage. But we believe that the best way to learn is still by working with someone one-on-one.” Learning Potato has been expanding rapidly since its launch in 2014, and now operates in over 20 countries. The company plans to continue its growth by expanding its team of in-home tutors and increasing its online presence.

    The amount of success stories we have been a part of is overwhelming. In a short span of time, we have been able to help countless students began to reach their potential.

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