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When it comes to academic tutoring, students often find themselves at a crossroads: Should they join a group class or go for one-on-one lessons? Group classes bring together several students learning alongside each other under the guidance of an instructor. Meanwhile, one-on-one lessons offer personalized instruction tailored specifically to a student’s unique needs.