1 G20 The United States has ratified or acceded to fewer key human rights treaties than all other countries in the G20 group. 2  3 The Convention on the Rights of the Child has been ratified by all but three countries in the world: the United States, Somalia, and South Sudan.
If you can swing the extra cost, Mathnasium may be a better fit. Their tutors actually sit down and work with your child, not just correct worksheets done at home. The Kumon price range is somewhere around $100 per month, whereas Mathnasium is closer to $300 per month (just ballparks). OP here, sounds like my DS is more of a Kumon candidate actually. He's in 5th.
Reputation: 526. I did use Mathnasium for my daughter for 2 months. I would have kept her in it longer, but I decided to transfer her to a private school with better math and couldn't afford both. The mathnasium was approx $250 for month for 10 sessions.I also really liked how the center listens to you and will work with your child on needed skills. Kumon seemed to be a factory. My daughter's math did improve and she felt more confident.eputation: 526. I did use Mathnasium for my daughter for 2 months. I would have kept her in it longer, but I decided to transfer her to a private school with better math and couldn't afford both. The mathnasium was approx $250 for month for 10 sessions.