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This is Part 2 to my IRL Sannotori fankids. Part 1 can be found here in this reblog.

Anyways, onto the fourth kid:

Name: Ryo Otori

Age: 13 to 14-years-old

Birthday: September 5, 202X

Height: 157 cm (5 ft 2 in)

Weight: 52 kgs (115 Ibs)

Pronouns: She/Her

Orientation: Asexual Biromantic

Likes: Rock music, spray painting, destruction of some jerk's property, math

Dislikes: Authority, belittling others, not being good enough

Theme Song: Get Well - Icon for Hire

Ryo (meaning excellent; refreshing, cool; distant; fact; reality; dragon) Otori was born and raised in a wealthy but perfectionist family that had survived the Tragedy against all odds. However, that did not mean that they hadn't lost many assets due to the Despairs and criminals stealing and destroying their way of making money. As a result, the latest inheritor and patriarch of the family chose to be ruthless in his pursuit of business and continuing their wealthy life, and his family was not spared from this. His expectations weighed heavily on his daughter, Ryo, having her spend more time studying and trying to gain academic achievements than playing, drilling into her head that her worth is reliant on how skilled and "perfect" she can be. This is the environment Ryo grew up in, and even at a young age she was torn up about this. She wanted nothing more than her parents' approval, but the constant stress of trying to live up to their expectations when she's barely old enough to go to school affected her well-being and ability to even focus on her education in the first place. Her parents did not help her and even punish her for her mediocrity with more studying with tutors and the like. This eventually culminates into Ryo having enough and just running away from her family, hoping that they'll go out of their way to find her and just show her some love for once. Being, like, seven or barely eight-years-old at the time, she...did NOT think through the practical issues of this idea and quickly realizes that she needs food, water, and money to survive. Just trying to toss around her family name wasn't enough as some people either brush her off, or ask her if she's lost and offer to call the police to keep her safe so her parents can come and pick her up. Ryo, in her stubbornness of wanting her parents to do the finding and not show up just because they were called, refuses to take the latter option and just stayed on the street and stealing whatever she could since no one was willing to give her what she needed. Unlike Eiki and Hisano, who spent months on the streets, Ryo only lasted a few weeks when a Remnant of Despair attack happens nearby and she had to seek shelter. You see, while the Tragedy has long since calmed down after many years, there are still those that hold very firmly to Junko Enoshima's Despair ideals but have mostly gone into hiding or were captured, detained, or going through a rehab center, depending on their crimes (if they have any). It's why the Foundations are still active to this day, to make sure there aren't any Despairs around to hurt more people and to act on these kinds of attacks as soon as they possibly happen if they're not tipped off on time. Ryo just so happened to be nearby when one of these go off, but luckily for her, she remained completely unscathed and was never found by a Despair. By the time things had calmed down, Ryo took a risk and came out of her hiding place to see the damage that had been caused. Out of curiosity? Or just plain confusion to a child that has never experienced something like this before? Either way, the destruction and death that Ryo sees before her eyes becomes seared into her memory, horrified that something like this can even happen...and then she hears crying. A crying coming from a baby. Panicked at the thought of a baby, Ryo searched for where it was coming from and eventually finds them underneath a dead woman, protectively shielding the baby with her body but inadvertently crushing them under her dead weight, hence the crying. Ryo pushes the woman, who she assumed was the mother, off of the baby and picks them up, realizing that they seemed to be fine for the most part. The baby, who is probably over a year old, instantly starts to calm down in her arms, holding onto her like she was a lifeline and Ryo tries to wrap the baby up as best she could in her sweater before beelining it out of there. After a few hours past, she eventually realizes that she's hungry, and assumed the baby was, too, and enters a nearby store to get what they need.

This is when Teruya, who had been helping the Foundation out with resources and shelter for citizens inside the Otori Mart after the Despair attack, gets a call from security that there's a child trying to break into the baby formula cabinet that's under lock and key. He goes down there to check what the hell is happening to find Ryo pouting while a security guard is helping her feed the baby with some healthy solid foods as it turned out that the baby is much too old for baby formula now. When Ryo sees Teruya, she immediately assumes that she's in trouble and tries to book it with the baby but Teruya manages to stop and calm her down before anyone could get hurt. He willingly gives her some snacks and water, which was enough to get her to sit down and listen as he asks for her name and such. When he carefully asks if she's seen her parents, Ryo, after spending weeks on the streets struggling to survive and witnessing a horrible event, finally caves in and spills everything: from the way her family treated her to her running away in an attempt to gain any sort of loving attention from them and just trying to survive up to this point. Teruya is, frankly, horrified to find out that her parents had treated her like that at such a young age and says that what they're doing is wrong, but Ryo insists that they must love her, she's their daughter, after all, and they must have come around after realizing she was gone. They're probably looking for her as they speak now! Teruya is hesitant as he knows that that's not always the case, but seeing that Ryo is stubborn and deep in denial, Teruya instead says that he'll look into any missing people forms that have been filed with the Foundations to see if her parents really are looking for her. Ryo brightens up a little bit as she never considered that and thanks Teruya, who tries to temper her expectations as best as he can. In the meantime, he offers to let her stay at his home so she can be safe and be in a place where her parents can find her. She agrees to it but then hesitates when she's reminded of the baby that's clinging to her. Ryo asks if they can take the baby with them and Teruya isn't sure but decides that they will if no one comes up to claim them and verify themselves as their guardian. Ryo, after a bit of complaining, reluctantly agrees and they let everyone in the store know about the baby and wait. By the time the Otori Mart officially closes its doors as a store, no one came up to claim the baby as theirs, and Teruya just takes these kids home with him. Yep, it's Teruya's turn to bring home a pair of sad kids to take care of. At least this time, Teruya gives Mikado a heads up about what he was doing.

So, Ryo ends up staying with the Otori family for the time being, waiting for news about her parents which Mikado and Teruya are strangely hush hush about. Shinra, being a teenager, and Eiki and Hisano, being ten to eleven-years-old, are old enough and experienced enough with a loving family to recognize that something is not right with Ryo's family. But she's very insistent to them that they'll come for her and she'll be loved and happy again. Shinra and Hisano don't really believe that but they have more tact to keep that opinion to themselves, unlike Eiki who questions the lack of freedom her parents give her. They bud heads over this but Shinra stops the argument before it could escalate, saying that he's sure that their dads will figure things out as they look into everything. Regardless of what happens, Ryo should be treated with respect and kindness and they shouldn't argue over what ifs. It's a bit much for their young minds but they make a truce for the time being and go off to play. They tend to bud heads a lot as Ryo is staying with them, while Shinra shows her around and Hisano shows Ryo the books she's been getting into. It's the most fun Ryo has had in a long time and she can't help but feel bad about it cause she knows she should be spending more time studying than goofing around. When Shinra notices how conflicted she feels and asks what's wrong, she hesitantly opens up about how much time she's been spending playing instead of studying but Shinra tells her to not feel bad about it. It's fine to study but if she turns it into something that only ever matters, she'll be missing out on so much more life could offer her like friends and hobbies. Ryo doesn't really understand since her parents made it pretty clear that her achievements are all that mattered but Shinra says that she's more than that, and it's okay to just be herself, even when she's not "perfect." Ryo is uncertain about it but appreciates that he had stopped to listen to her problems. But, eventually, Ryo starts to notice how long it's been taking to just have her parents show up and is on the verge of asking Teruya and Mikado about what's happening...when she gets her answer.

(Note: I do not know enough about the law, so I don't know how feasible this is to real life.)

Ryo was playing in the basement with Hisano and making fun of the "ghosts" she's been trying to contact (much to her displeasure) when they hear the door slam open. Another slam echoed throughout the house and they both flinch but grow curious at what could be wrong. Carefully going up the stairs, they sit by the door and peek through the crack to see Mikado and Teruya fuming in the kitchen. With them unaware of the audience they have nearby, Teruya furiously speaks up about why he's so pissed: not only have Ryo's parents not lift a single finger in trying to find Ryo, who had been missing from their perspective for over a month now, when they finally found them and confronted them about it...they said that they no longer consider a "mediocre runaway" as their daughter and says that if they want to keep her, they'll give away all her papers to them. He has half the mind to charge them for abandonment, only for Mikado to point out that they're technically willing to "give her away," not "abandoning her," their words, not his. So long as they're willing to go through the legal processes of letting someone take Ryo into their family, they'll probably get away with this unscathed, especially if there isn't any concrete evidence of abuse involved. Teruya points out the obvious neglect on their end, especially when it came to letting the authorities know about their missing daughter, but Mikado, who clearly does not trust the law to do it's job when necessary, questions if it'll be enough to stick this onto them. What if they proclaim that they were simply "too busy" to notice and try to play up their innocence on the matter? Or worse, pin it on an innocent staff member for neglecting to inform them about Ryo's missing status when they're so "busy?" Then what? If they don't do this right, this could end up hurting a lot more people, and they may even get away with this. The argument peters out after that, the silence only lasting for a moment before Teruya bangs his head on the table, wondering how the hell people like these have the audacity to become parents. Mikado makes a dry joke and says, "I don't know, ask Void," which gets him a glare from Teruya but keeps his mouth shut since he knows that he had the privilege of having a loving father, even when he lost his mother to childbirth, so he genuinely can't relate to this kind of trauma. Mikado then sighs, saying that he'll call Rei up to help him search for a lawyer, and Teruya wonders out loud how the hell they were going to tell Ryo about this...when she finally makes herself known and the basement door creaks open to reveal both of the girls there. Realizing that she had overheard EVERYTHING, Teruya gets out of his seat and kneels in front of Ryo, scrambling to figure out what to say before settling on asking if she's alright. Ryo...isn't, and asks that what he said isn't true, right? It can't be true, right? Her parents love her...right? Right?!

Teruya hesitates, carefully pulls Ryo into a hug in case she didn't want it, and apologizes. He apologizes that her parents aren't what she thought they were. And then Ryo...lashes out, saying that she doesn't believe it, she doesn't believe her parents would leave her, they would never leave her! She gets out of Teruya's embrace and runs to the guest room, locking herself in there and crying to herself. The family tried to coax her out of there, but she refuses to answer to any of them. The only reason Shinra is even allowed in there is thanks to his teleportation magic, and even then, he recognizes that Ryo needs space and leaves her be, just focusing on taking care of the baby that shares her room as she's become distressed at Ryo's crying. When she finally stops crying, the family do their best to show support for her while they figure out what they can do legally. But despite their best efforts in looking into the parents, they're frustratingly clean when it comes records of any crimes nor do they have any ties in current ones, and there isn't any concrete evidence of abuse they can use against them as they still gave Ryo the basic necessities she needed to live and grow up relatively healthy. They're at least able to stick the neglect charge on them as they never reported her missing but they simply accept the charge, admitting that it was wrong of them to not do more for their missing daughter, and that they'll take any kind of punishment for their "oversight" on the matter so long as it's not jail time. Teruya and Mikado clearly do not believe that they're remorseful about this, but by the time the legal processes are over, the judge proclaims that that the parents will have to pay a fine and nothing more, much to both of their fury and shock (mostly Teruya's, though, since Mikado somewhat expected this). But Teruya has to keep his rage on the downlow as he had to restrain Mikado from straight up killing one of the parents for what he sees as an injustice lest they end up in court for a completely different crime, let alone ruin their chances of taking Ryo in. Since neither of her birth parents contested them on the transfer and adoption of Ryo into their care, all that was left was to get the greenlight from the system on their house and care, and they were able to sign off on the papers. When they go to Ryo to confirm to her that the adoption went through, they try to be very gentle about it even though there was no way to soften the blow that she truly has been abandoned by her parents. With Ryo's fears confirmed true, that her parents truly don't care about her, that they...they see her as a failure, that they would willingly give her up if given a chance, Ryo is crushed. And any sense of love she may have had for her birth parents turns into a burning hatred.

Unlike Shinra, Hisano, and even Eiki, Ryo has a VERY hard time adjusting to the Otori family. Being abandoned by her birth parents was very traumatic for her, and she becomes very closed off and prickly to her new family as a result. The family is doing their best to be patient with Ryo as they understand that this is a hard time for her, and Teruya and Mikado don't force her to call them her dads or anything like that. They simply give her lots of love and support as they try to help her process her trauma with some much needed therapy for everything, including the Despair event she had witnessed. Ryo, however, has formed a coping mechanism that tends to get her into lots of trouble: anger. Anger has become her crutch as she hated the lack of control she had over this entire situation and how apparent it has become that she had been belittled by them when she was still living with them. She's angry that they've hurt and abandoned her for simply being "mediocre" and has started to lash out because it's better than feeling sad. It's better than feeling useless. It's better than feeling like she's worthless. Even if it means lashing out to those closest to her, those that were simply trying to be kind to her, she just doesn't care. Or rather, she doesn't want to care. She doesn't want to get hurt. She doesn't want to open up if it means getting backstabbed by someone she trusted. They're all trying to help her in their own ways, but one day, Eiki tries to close the gap between them by offering up one of his favorite rocks to her as a sign of peace and starting anew. Ryo, however, doesn't exactly understand the significance of Eiki offering a piece from his rock collection to her so early into her addition to the family, and berates him for giving her a useless, dumb rock like this and, before anyone could stop her, she tosses it to the floor and the rock smashes into pieces. Ryo is surprised when it broke so easily but before she could properly process what she just did, Eiki screams and immediately gets physical with her, causing her to fight back. Mikado and Shinra are able to separate the two of them, with Eiki breaking down over losing one of his favorite rocks while Ryo calls him crazy for getting that upset over a rock. Realizing why this had happened, Mikado scolds Ryo and tells her to go to her room, and when she tries to justify herself in that the rock was dumb and getting upset over a few broken pieces is dumb, Mikado shuts it down, saying that just because she's hurting, it does not justify any harm she gives to the rest of the family for simply trying create a bond with her and tells her to go to her room, now. Ryo relents with some big stomping but can't get Eiki's crying out of her head. Even Hisano was glaring at her from across the hall, slamming the door to her room as she clearly did not approve what Ryo did from what she overheard. Ryo spends the rest of the day simmering in her anger in her room while the baby, Moriko, stares at her from inside the playpen. Just looking at her calms her down and she complains to Moriko that it just wasn't fair. None of this was fair. Does she even deserve to stay here? And Moriko...simply reached out and tugged on her sleeve. When Ryo tries to pull away, Moriko only grips her tighter and she sighs, deciding to try and play with her to take her mind off of things. Around dinner time, someone knocks on her door and Ryo tells them to go away, but that someone tells her that her food would get cold if they do that. Realizing it was Teruya and knowing that he'll be very persistent for days on end, Ryo relents and he comes inside to set her food on the desk. He tells her that it's her favorite and Ryo just sinks into the playpen, wishing she can move but Moriko had fallen asleep on top of her and she doesn't want to disturb her sleep. Knowing that she can't escape him now, Teruya sits down and gently asks her what happened. Ryo says that she doesn't want to talk about it and besides, Eiki, Shinra, and Mikado already told him what happened, why does he need to even ask?

"Because I don't know your perspective, Ryo." Teruya crosses his legs together. "And I can't understand your thoughts if you don't tell me."

"Why?" Ryo holds Moriko closer, even as her lips start to quiver. "Why do you want to know?"

"Ryo..." Teruya hesitates but looks directly at her. He puts his hand over his chest. "Even...Even if you don't see me as your dad, even if you can't bring yourself to, you're still our daughter. And I will treat you as one for the rest of our lives. So please, tell me what happened."

Ryo didn't want to tell him.

She really, really didn't.

But the sincerity in his voice, the concern in his brows, the way his eyes shined almost like he was so full of love for her...it just made a crack in her shell.

"...It's stupid. So stupid..." Ryo finally pushes Moriko off of her. She yawns but rolls onto her back, falling back asleep. "I just...I dunno, it's stupid."

"Maybe start with what led to that fight?" Teruya suggests. Ryo inhales harshly but stands up so she can climb out of the playpen.

"Like I said, it's stupid." The girl struggles to get her short legs over the bend but she manages to slide over them before Teruya can offer her some help. Once her feet hit solid ground, she sat back down and crossed her arms. "I wanted to be alone, but Eiki followed after me. He showed me this stupid rock, said that it meant new beginnings or something and I smashed it. Then he got really upset about it and started hitting me so I hit him back and got in trouble for it."

"Oh." Teruya takes a deep breath. "...Yeah, that's nearly one-to-one what Eiki said."

"Then why-"

"Ryo, please let me finish." He runs his fingers through his hair, passing over the ahoge that Ryo thinks is really dumb, even if it's memorable. She frowns at him but shuts up to sulk. But she was still listening as he spoke. "...Trust me when I say that Eiki is in trouble for hitting you. In fact, he'll be grounded for a week and will be doing the dishes the whole time."

"He should be getting something worse!"

"And he was offering you something he considers to be precious." Teruya said in a tone that suggested he will not be budging on this. But he wasn't scolding, either. "Ryo, I know you've only been here for a few months as a part of the family, but you need to know and understand that Eiki was giving you a moonstone from his rock collection. A rock collection the he loves very dearly, and even gave names to. You may consider it dumb, but to Eiki, these rocks are like the world to him. And you just destroyed it right before his eyes. How would you feel if someone you cared about did that to you?"

Ryo tightens her frown but averts her gaze. She knew she was in the wrong. But her unwillingness to say it out loud showed how stubborn she can be, to her own detriment. Teruya exhales, getting up so he bring her plate over to her. It was vegetable curry rice...her favorite.

"Mikado didn't scold you for no reason, Ryo. You're hurting, and we want nothing more than your happiness. But that doesn't give you the right to hurt others, either. So when you're ready to come back down, be sure to apologize to Eiki. Genuinely apologize. No excuses or anything like that. Just apologize and try to make things right with him. Even if he doesn't forgive you right away, it's more important that you hold yourself responsible than to force him to forgive you. As long as you do that, he will forgive you with time." Teruya reaches for her head, but when Ryo leans away, he pulls back. He gives her a small smile and starts to leave. But he pauses at the doorway. "...And just so you know, you are grounded for a week and will be helping me at the Otori Mart. Alright?"

"....fine." Ryo shoves a spoonful of curry into her mouth to prevent herself from saying anything dumb.

"Good. I love you." And Teruya closes the door, leaving Ryo to think to herself.

...Ryo does eventually work up the nerve to apologize, and like Teruya said, Eiki doesn't forgive her for what she did. Just when she starts to get defensive, Hisano steps in and says to Eiki to give Ryo another chance since she's their sister after all, and then says to Ryo that she should give Eiki some time to sort out his feelings. It takes a couple of months, but with a little bit of nudging from Teruya and his family tradition of creating a collage out of things that they break (which is a headcanon that the Mod of ASOOT came up with and it lives rent free in my brain, and I will forever borrow this) and using the remains of the moonstone, Eiki does forgive Ryo and their relationship improves with time.

As of today, Ryo really regrets what she did back then, and even went as far as to buy a new moonstone for Eiki when she saw it in a store. Eiki appreciates it but also reassures her that he had long since forgiven her...plus he still has that collage they made together with the broken moonstone from way back then. Ryo gets very embarrassed and insists he keeps it anyways since she doesn't know what she'd do with it, but he insists that she keeps it, that way they both get a moonstone. She relents but only cause he won't budge otherwise, so now she has the moonstone on her desk. Ryo and Eiki still bud heads a lot to this day, though, constantly getting on each other nerves and arguing over the little things. But God forbid anyone insults or tries to harm the other one, they will team up to hunt them down. They may not get along all the time, but they've learned to respect each others' interests and hobbies. She still struggles with her temper and has become a delinquent over the years, tending to get into fights with others, disturbing the peace, and just not getting along with any authority figures. Ryo's attitude tends to clash with Hisano's, who sticks to the rules and has more respect for society at large. She usually scolds Ryo for her rule breaking while Ryo just kinda tunes her out whenever she does. Teruya and Mikado worry about her delinquency and how that would affect her future, but after Ryo's experience with her birth parents, she kinda dislikes the idea of education altogether. She still goes since it's a requirement and frankly doesn't want Teruya and Mikado to get into trouble just because she chose not to show up. That being said, Ryo and Hisano do get along, as their opinions outside of rules tend to line up more often than not. She'll even join in on Hisano's ghost hunting, although she takes it a lot less seriously than she does and tends to fuck around, much to Hisano's horror. Ryo actually looks up to Shinra quite a bit, and the two of them don't clash as much compared to her relationships with Eiki and Hisano. Shinra tends to encourage her delinquency despite being a golden student himself, and they just go off to fuck around when no one is looking. Ryo feels pretty comfortable around Shinra and tends to confide to him with her problems. His advice may not always be sound, but she appreciates that he lets her vent to him. If there's one relationship she has the least strife with, it's Moriko and man oh man, does she dote on her from hell to back. She loves Moriko, always has the moment she had her in her arms. She spends a lot of time with her, plays with her and takes part in her interests even when she's not interested in it herself. She'd do anything for her, so don't you dare hurt the girl, you're just asking Ryo to break your kneecaps. Ryo has a creative side to her through her spray painting, but she also uses it to vandalize other people's property. Mostly jerks that have pissed her off. But other times she finds a quiet, abandoned spot for her to do some pretty beautiful work when no one is around. It doesn't remain on there forever, but she always takes a picture of them before she leaves. It's both taxing and rewarding for her whenever she finishes a piece. She does music as a hobby and tends to use it as an outlet to her frustrations. Surprisingly, she gets her lessons from Hibiki, whom she crossed paths with hanging out with Setsuka, recognized her through the music Teruya listens to, and proceeded to ask if she could teach her. Although she rarely interacts with Teruya and Mikado due to the events of the Utsuroshima Killing Game, Setsuka does encourage Hibiki to go through with it and the two of them grow close as a result. Ryo is usually taught about singing but sometimes when Hibiki is feeling good, she gets a few pointers on her guitar as well.

Ryo's feelings on Teruya and Mikado are mixed due to her trauma, but she has come around to loving them. Mikado and her tend to clash due to his nagging over her grades and certain choices she's made from her delinquency, which frustrates the hell out of her due to her past even though he's just trying to get her to care about her education on at least a base level. But she tends to follow his advice more often than Teruya's since her moral compass lines up more with his than it does with Teruya. But sometimes she's seen working at the Otori Mart with Teruya. He appreciates the help and sometimes allows her to come into his office to show her how it all works. Ryo is surprisingly attentive as she listens to him and Teruya can tell there's a spark of a merchant in her gaze just waiting to flourish. Not only that, her math skills were really good and it's apparently one of the few classes she doesn't skip on. He's just not sure if it's a good idea to make her his heir due to her background of unrealistic expectations being set upon her. He doesn't want her to stress over something she may not even want nor dredge up old feelings. But after awhile of her being in middle school, Teruya decides to take a chance and carefully broaches the subject, asking if she'd be interested in running the Otori Mart in the future. She doesn't have to if she doesn't want to, of course, she's still young after all, and is allowed to say no or even change her mind. But to his surprise, Ryo looks like she's trying to restrain her excitement as she agrees to it, wanting to know what it's like to run the Otori Mart. Teruya tries not to get too excited and says it'll be just like the times when his dad taught him and promises he'll do his best to teach her. Ryo tells him not to make this embarrassing but he can see a ghost of a smile on her face as they start working together. And while becoming the Otori Mart heir does bring back old habits from when she was living with her birth parents' toxic perfectionism, it also makes her take her possible future a bit more seriously as she eventually starts cleaning up her act and striving for proper (but more achievable) academic goals. She has something to work towards now, something she genuinely wants to do for herself. And hearing that makes...makes her dad happy for her. And that's all she ever really wanted. (Cue Hisano's existential dread as she still hasn't figured out what she wants to do with her life.)

Fun fact: the birth mom Ryo grew up with isn't related to her through blood. She's actually her stepmom and her actual birth mom had long since disappeared from Ryo's life. Ryo doesn't remember her since it had happened when she was still a baby and her birth father remarried pretty quickly. And without Teruya's announcement of naming Ryo as his heir, she may have never reached out to her, leaving her extremely confused, conflicted and angry. But her family, her true family, is there by her side, and will support her regardless of whatever decision she makes...

And now, the final kid:

Name: Moriko Otori

Age: 8-years-old

Birthday: November 4th, 202X

Height: 119 cm (3 ft 11 in)

Weight: 22 kgs (50 Ibs)

Pronouns: She/Her

Orientation: Likes girls (Asexual Lesbian)

Likes: Ducks, her family, drawing, certain fabrics and sewing, plants and gardening

Dislikes: Pricking her fingers on needles, attention, being forced out of her comfort zone, injustice, invasion of personal space without permission

Theme Song: 7 Years - Lukas Graham / Photograph - Ed Sheeran

Moriko (meaning forest; child) Otori was born to a happy couple that loved to travel. The father had lived on the road in an old RV and had met his lover through a sanctuary running a food drive during the Tragedy. He spent time helping out and providing entertainment through his music on the guitar at the sanctuary, the two of them falling in love through their support and work with each other. When the Tragedy started dying down, his lover decides to join him on his travels and they continue to live together happily and content. They eventually have a healthy baby girl, and it seems like they were going to have a happy life. But alas, only a year passes since their daughter was born when tragedy strikes: a Despair attack happens while they were in the city for supplies and the family was split apart. The father had disappeared amongst the chaos and the mother did not survive, trying to protect their daughter with her final breath. The baby was crying out from the stress and danger of the situation, unable to move from her dead mother on top of her. That was when Ryo came out of hiding and picked her up. She instantly latched onto her for the sake of comfort and the two of them stuck together upon meeting Teruya. Teruya calls out for anyone to claim the baby, but when no one came to take her, Teruya chose to take her home with Ryo. While looking into Ryo's parents, Mikado and Teruya also looked into the baby's as well to see if she has any relatives. However, due to the mother being dead and the disappearance of the father, they struggled to find any connections related to her, let alone a single living relative. Even tracing her deceased mother's family tree didn't give them any satisfactory answers as the grandparents has just passed away a few months ago with no other children to know of. After many months, they hit their final dead end, and the court declares the baby up for adoption, which Teruya and Mikado immediately jump to do. Especially since Ryo is clearly still attached to her, even after it became apparent that her birth parents are abandoning her. They didn't have the heart to separate them, and Mikado didn't want Moriko to go through the orphanage system. His experience may not have been the worse beyond neglect and he had only stayed in there for about ten years (due to his own actions cough), but he knew that the system has yet to fix most of it's issues when it comes to how it handles adoption and helping children feel wanted. So they simply signed off on the papers and bring her into the family, keeping her name as Moriko.

Moriko adjusts to living with the Otori family very well, although it's clear that the Despair attack had an effect on her mind. She gets very stressed whenever Teruya or Mikado leave her alone for a minute to take care of something else, watching them as if she's in shock and almost inexpressive. She barely even played with her toys whenever they tried to get her interested in it. Teruya and Mikado sought out help, of course, to try and understand what they can do for her. What seems to work is recognizing the signs of stress in her and reacting as quick as possible to soothe her and feel safe, trying to maintain a routine of being held, sleeping, and feeding, and just spending time with her in their arms. Mikado is usually the one that works at home, so he's usually the one that spends the most time caring for Moriko as she adjusts to her new surroundings. Sometimes when he has to put her down to take care of a chore that requires two hands, he'll ask one of the kids to hold Moriko to help soothe her clinginess. The kids are very willing to dote and care for Moriko, although some may complain when they were in the middle of something else (cough Eiki cough). Still, they're all very protective of her and Teruya likes to take her outside and rock on the porch as a way to spend time with her and soothe her. Eventually, Moriko seems to be recovering very well and her development and growth proceeds at a gradual pace. When Moriko became three-years-old, though, they start to recognize the signs in her body language: she barely gives them eye contact, she no longer has a shocked expression but still lacks expressions in general, and aside from the few times she cried, she hasn't spoken any words at all. Both Teruya and Mikado become very concerned over their daughter's strange behavior and worry that she may still be struggling with her trauma, so they set up an appointment to get a diagnosis. The good news is, it doesn't seem to be related to her trauma. However, they do get a diagnosis that Moriko has autism since these are the earliest signs a child can show at such a young age. Honestly, Teruya and Mikado are just relieved to know that Moriko is more or less healing from the trauma of experiencing a Despair event and losing her mother when she was only a baby. But now that they know that she has autism, they have a better idea of how to approach and support her.

As Moriko grew older, it becomes apparent that she's nonverbal and barely speaks through her mouth, if at all. While Moriko goes to speech therapy, she still does not want to or cannot speak verbally, so the main focus has been to teach her how to use nonverbal communication skills like using gestures and other communication tools like sign language, and recognizing subtle cues and signals. While Moriko is able to understand language even before then, she can have trouble expressing herself or recognizing other people's social cues so it helps that she's being taught other ways to communicate her wants and needs while trying to recognize other peoples' emotions. Moriko doesn't really like being in the spotlight and prefers to spend a lot of her time alone. But whenever she wants to hang out with someone or if someone chooses to hang out with her, she will give them her attention. However, if that person tries to get her to do something she doesn't want to do, she gets very upset and tends to knock them away before huddling up to herself. This gets her very few friends, and while the staff try to be understanding, many kids aren't and either leave her alone, or bully her. She hates it when people treat her differently for simply being herself and just wants to do what's right for her since it gives her comfort. Thankfully, Moriko isn't alone and does have a best friend who comes to her aid whenever she's around and the two of them spend a lot of time playing together and figuring out what they want to do for the day. Her family accepts and loves her for who she is, of course, and are patient with her whenever they have to be more clear on what is happening or what they want with her. Shinra loves showing Moriko his magic, making her little toys in the shape of her favorite animal, ducks, and share similar sandwich snacks with each other, and she loves how safe Shinra makes her feel. Eiki tends to get on her nerves sometimes since he sometimes gets into her personal space without thinking and can be pretty affectionate through touch. However, he does try to respect Moriko's boundaries and is very apologetic whenever he accidentally upsets her. That being said, Moriko loves listening to Eiki infodumb about his interests in rocks and how each one forms, and whenever she's in the mood for one, they both hug each other tightly as the pressure provides a sensory input and that can be calming and comforting to them. Hisano likes to read to Moriko before bed and she loves the ones with birds as protagonists so she usually goes out of her way to find another one like that or rereads the same story. Other times, they simply sit together in silence as they read their own books. But the one that Moriko looks up to the most is Ryo, who is always on her side and showing her support. She follows her around all the time, learning how she acts and sometimes mimicking her cause she thinks she's so cool. Ryo is sometimes concerned whenever she sees this cause she worries that Moriko will land herself into trouble by using her as a role model. But she's also really flattered and does her best to be a good role model...that doesn't take shit from no one. Moriko tends to add fuel to the fire by encouraging her to fight some jerks that demean either one of them. Kinda like this one video at 4:14 (justifiably so, you go, girl). They love each other very much. ^^

Moriko is attached to her dads very much. She's the most comfortable with touch around Mikado and doesn't mind having him in her personal space to the point that she likes to cling to him when he asks if he can touch her shoulder or carefully move her aside. He gave her her favorite toy which is a big duck plushie that she carries around everywhere. It gives her the greatest of joys and she's allowed to carry it around everywhere, although she has to keep it in her locker at school cause it's not allowed in her classroom which makes her really sad. (Rei lets her keep the plushie with her whenever she's tutoring her and it makes her really happy.) But between the two dads, she ends up spending the most time with Teruya and would often sit on his lap to watch him sew his latest fashion project. When she shows interest in trying it out, Teruya starts teaching her, helping her rock back and forth as she happily works on her first ever sewing project. It's not great, but she's happy nonetheless. She also spends some time figuring out how to garden on her own, but she can only do it with gloves cause the dirt underneath the nails annoys her senses a lot and would spend hours washing it out from underneath. While Moriko isn't always understood by her peers, she does grow up into a healthy young woman that has the confidence to be independent on her own thanks to her family and friends' love and support. As a grown up, she does fashion design for costumes and such for theater and films, and is decently popular in her career. And having a more background role in design suits her much better since she prefers making clothes for others than showing them off on herself.

Fun fact: Moriko's father is still alive but had been hospitalized for a long time due to the Despair event. By the time he woke up, he had to get identified due to the loss of his IDs and eventually found out that his lover is dead. He enters a pretty depressive as he had lost someone he loved and while he never gets a confirmation that Moriko is dead, he's pretty sure she is because he had trouble believing that she had survived when she was only a baby. So he just continues his travels on his own, playing his own music but becoming distant from those around him.

And that's all the IRL Sannotori kids! I'm quite happy that I got to talk about them, they're my favorite chaotic family that I've come up with. :]

Also, here's Adult!Moriko's design:

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A Parent’s Roadmap: Home Tuition in Dehradun Made Easy with AddressGuru

Introduction: Why Dehradun Parents Seek Private Lessons

Dehradun’s reputation as one of India’s safest and most academically driven cities is bolstered by its renowned schools like The Doon School, Welham, and DPS, along with premier institutes like IIRS and the Forest Research Institute. Despite this, many students—especially in classes 8 through 12—seek Home Tuition in Dehradun to reinforce learning, clear doubts, and prepare for board or national-level exams.

Over 60% of local students now prefer one-on-one tutoring instead of crowded coaching centres, thanks to the flexibility, customization, and focus this model offers. A study based in Dehradun also found that children retain subject knowledge better when taught at home in an environment they’re comfortable in.

2. What Exactly Is AddressGuru?

AddressGuru is a Dehradun-born directory founded in 2018 to connect local parents with verified service providers, including tutors. The Home Tuition in Dehradun listings on AddressGuru are curated—meaning each tutor’s address, background, board experience (CBSE, ICSE, or State Board), fee transparency, demo availability, mode (online or in‑home), and customer feedback are clearly displayed. This removes guesswork and helps families compare offerings at a glance.

3. Why Home Tuition Succeeds Where Coaching Often Falls Short

One-on-One Personal Attention At home, a tutor can tailor explanations, track progress, and adapt pacing—something rarely possible in group classes.

Zero Distractions Dehradun homes tend to be quiet and secure, allowing kids to focus fully during each session.

Builds Conceptual Clarity Instead of memorization, tutors prioritize ‘understanding’—especially important in subjects like Science and Maths.

Flexible Scheduling Parents in fast-paced neighbourhoods like Rajpur Road and Clement Town often treat clarity of schedule and limited travel as significant conveniences.

4. How to Choose the Best Tutor on AddressGuru

A. Qualifications & Board Familiarity

Look for tutors who explicitly state they specialise in CBSE, ICSE, IGCSE, IB, or Uttarakhand State Board curricula. This ensures lesson plans and exam strategies align with what your child is studying.

B. Experience & Method

Experienced educators (3+ years at secondary level) typically cite examples of topic-wise or chapter-wise revision. Ideally, they offer structured trial modules before full enrolment.

C. Parent Reviews

AddressGuru’s in-built review feature is useful. Tutors with consistent 4.5 stars and parent testimonials often supply demo videos or short sample classes that help assess compatibility.

D. Safety First

All tutors listed under Home Tuition in Dehradun are verified with local addresses and phone fits. Tuition fees are never demanded fully in advance—a minimum of one session is paid after the demo.

E. Mode & Flexibility

Many listings allow a mix: online learning can start for ₹300–₹400/hr, switching to in-person (around ₹500–₹700/hr) for intensive subjects or board prep. This flexibility works especially well for exam season.

5. How to Use AddressGuru to Book Lessons

Navigate to their “Tuition” category and select the “Home Tuition in Dehradun” filter.

Use sub-filters: class level, board type, subject emphasis (e.g., Science, English, Mathematics), and desired mode (in-person or online).

Compare shortlisted tutors based on fee, availability, ratings, and demo policy.

Contact through the platform, ask for a fee protocol, a free or refundable demo class, and confirm refund or switch-tutor terms.

After 2–3 demo lessons, finalise a schedule that works for both student and tutor—whether it’s 2× a week or 5× weekly, holiday catch-up sessions, or exam‑ready drills.

6. Maximising the Experience: Tips for Parents

Set clear learning objectives before you begin—topics to cover, grade targets, or exam dates.

Track progress monthly with mini‑tests or revision logs; ask tutors for feedback summaries.

Maintain consistency—regular classes (3–4× weekly) build habits better than cramming at the end.

Engage with the tutor directly initially—sit in for the first lesson if necessary to build comfort.

Ask for sibling or multi-subject packages early—many tutors offer discounts for siblings or sibling-mixed subjects.

7. Why AddressGuru Outshines Generic Platforms

Local Focus: Listings are strictly for Dehradun‑based tutors and centres—mainly within the Doon Valley region.

Verification Matters: Parent reviews, transparent features including demo policies, and prompt support build trust.

Flexible Payment: Tutors specify mode—e.g., UPI, cash, card—with no hidden transactions.

Wide Range of Services: The roster spans from basic remedial help for Class 1 to competitive exam prep for Class 12 and above—fully under the umbrella of Home Tuition in Dehradun.

8. Final Takeaway

If you’re looking for reliable Home Tuition in Dehradun, AddressGuru offers the most user-friendly, localised, and transparent solution. With tutor quality checks, flexible pricing, and detailed filters—Home Tuition in Dehradun through AddressGuru remains unmatched in terms of safety, convenience, and academic effectiveness (5–10 weeks of practice already show marked gains in student confidence).

Take your time: shortlist five potential tutors, watch their demo lessons, set clear expectations, and settle into a structured weekly plan. Your child will not only improve grades—Home Tuition in Dehradun can lead to real confidence, clarity, and love for learning.

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Master Academic Excellence at a Top Melbourne School with TYCHR Tutoring

Melbourne, often ranked among the world’s most liveable cities, is also known for its world-class education. From the laneways of Carlton to the academic hubs near the Yarra River, students in Melbourne strive for global excellence. For those aiming to elevate their academic game and gain admissions to prestigious universities worldwide, TYCHR's expert IB tutoring and student support services offer the perfect launchpad.

A Smarter Academic Path in Melbourne

TYCHR isn’t just another tutoring service—it’s a premium academic coaching platform that provides personalized support tailored to the individual student’s curriculum, goals, and learning style. Whether you're enrolled in the IBDP, IGCSE, AP, A-Level, or preparing for SAT/ACT, TYCHR’s experienced tutors ensure that students in Melbourne receive guidance that matches international benchmarks.

Our belief is simple: Don't limit yourself to a seat at the Ferris wheel—take control of the whole ride. Melbourne offers incredible opportunities, and TYCHR empowers students to seize them all.

Exceptional IB Results from Melbourne’s Best

TYCHR boasts an impressive record of success stories. Consider our top achievers:

Giulia – 45/45 IBDP, now at Oxford University (QS World Rank #3)

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And 30+ other top-performing students placed in elite institutions around the world.

These results are not a coincidence—they are the result of TYCHR's proven academic methods and committed tutors.

Why Choose TYCHR in Melbourne?

With over 3,500 students, 200+ schools covered, and services in 70+ countries, TYCHR is a global tutoring powerhouse. But it’s our local relevance and personal approach in Melbourne that truly make a difference.

Here’s why TYCHR stands out for students and parents in Melbourne:

Free Trial Class: Try before you commit. Experience our teaching first-hand with a no-obligation demo session.

Personalized Curriculum Support: Whether it's IB HL Math or IGCSE English Literature, our tutors tailor lessons to meet the student's individual academic needs.

Monthly Progress Reports: Get clear updates on academic growth without the pressure of traditional report cards.

Seamless WhatsApp Communication: Stay in the loop with easy updates and feedback on your child’s progress.

Exhaustive Study Resources: From detailed notes to question banks and past papers, we’ve got it all.

Doubt Clearing Sessions: One-on-one attention ensures no student walks into an exam with lingering questions.

Test Series Modeled on Actual Exams: Simulate real exam conditions to build confidence and time management skills.

Sessions with IB Examiners: Learn exactly what examiners look for—from the examiners themselves.

Toppers’ Talks: Listen to our alumni share their preparation journeys, tips, and how they got into the world’s top universities.

IB Tutors in Melbourne: Personalized, Purpose-Driven, and Proven

Melbourne is home to some of the finest schools, and TYCHR ensures its students are ready to excel. Our IB tutors in Melbourne are not only highly qualified in their respective fields, but they’re also experienced in dealing with the specific challenges that local and international students face in the IB curriculum.

We respect every student’s pace and learning style. That’s why our sessions are flexible and interactive—designed to inspire curiosity rather than pressure. For students juggling extracurriculars, internships, and schoolwork, TYCHR’s online classes are a perfect fit. Learn from the comfort of your home with no commute and no compromise on quality.

TYCHR = Beyond Academics

We’re not just focused on grades. We believe in nurturing well-rounded individuals. TYCHR also offers college application guidance, essay editing support, and student internship opportunities. Our mentors are more than teachers—they are motivators, role models, and allies in your educational journey.

How It Works – TYCHR’s 6-Step Success Process

Initial Consultation – Understand your needs and match with the right tutor.

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IB Tutoring: A Comprehensive Guide to Success in the International Baccalaureate Program

The International Baccalaureate (IB) program is a globally recognized academic curriculum known for its rigorous standards and holistic approach to education. Designed to develop students intellectually, emotionally, and ethically, the IB program is highly respected by universities around the world. However, due to its demanding nature, many students seek additional support outside the classroom in the form of IB tutoring.

This article explores the benefits of IB tutoring, what to look for in a tutor, and how to maximize the effectiveness of tutoring sessions.

What Is IB Tutoring?

IB tutoring is personalized academic support tailored specifically to the requirements of the IB curriculum. It can cover any aspect of the program, including:

Subject-specific tutoring (e.g., IB Math, IB Biology, IB History)

Extended Essay (EE) guidance

Theory of Knowledge (TOK) support

Internal Assessments (IAs) help

Exam preparation and past paper practice

Tutors can be current or former IB teachers, graduates of the program, or education professionals with deep knowledge of the IB framework.

Why Students Choose IB Tutoring

Personalized Learning Unlike the classroom setting, tutoring offers one-on-one attention. Students can ask questions freely, move at their own pace, and focus on areas of difficulty.

Improved Academic Performance With targeted support, students often see significant improvement in their grades, especially in subjects they previously found challenging.

Time Management and Organization Tutors can help students balance their IB workload and develop effective study habits—crucial for managing internal deadlines and exam schedules.

Support with Core Components Many students struggle with the Extended Essay and TOK essay. Tutors guide students in selecting topics, conducting research, and meeting IB assessment criteria.

Stress Reduction The IB program can be overwhelming. A good tutor not only boosts academic skills but also builds confidence, helping students manage stress more effectively.

Qualities to Look for in an IB Tutor

Not all tutors are created equal. A strong IB tutor should possess the following qualities:

Expertise in the IB curriculum: Familiarity with the latest subject guides, assessment rubrics, and marking criteria.

Strong communication skills: Ability to explain complex concepts clearly and adapt their teaching style to the student’s needs.

Proven track record: Testimonials, reviews, or a history of helping students achieve high scores.

Organizational support: Help with planning, goal setting, and long-term academic strategy.

Online vs. In-Person Tutoring

Both formats have their advantages:

Online Tutoring: Offers flexibility, access to global tutors, and often includes interactive tools like whiteboards and shared documents.

In-Person Tutoring: Provides a more traditional, face-to-face learning experience that some students find more engaging and easier to focus on.

Tips for Getting the Most Out of IB Tutoring

Be consistent: Regular sessions lead to better retention and steady progress.

Set clear goals: Know what you want to achieve—whether it's mastering a topic, acing a paper, or improving exam scores.

Come prepared: Bring specific questions, past work, and relevant IB resources to make each session productive.

Review after each session: Reinforce learning by summarizing what you’ve covered and completing follow-up tasks or assignments.

Final Thoughts

IB tutoring can be a game-changer for students navigating the complexities of the International Baccalaureate program. Whether it’s clarifying difficult topics, preparing for assessments, or staying organized, a dedicated IB tutor can provide the structure and support needed for success. By choosing the right tutor and committing to the process, students can not only improve their academic performance but also enhance their overall IB experience.

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What Makes a Great IB Tutor? Inside IBGram’s Teaching Philosophy

Choosing the right IB tutor can make all the difference in a student’s International Baccalaureate (IB) journey. With rigorous coursework, internal assessments, and the extended essay, the IB programme demands more than just classroom learning—it requires personalized support, deep understanding, and strategic guidance. At IBGram, we’ve developed a unique teaching philosophy that combines concept mastery, mentorship, and assessment-oriented teaching to help students succeed not just academically, but holistically.

1. Concept Mastery: The Foundation of Effective IB Tutoring

A great IB tutor must possess expert-level knowledge in their subject area, but more importantly, they must be able to explain complex ideas in a clear and relatable way. At IBGram, our tutors are subject specialists who focus on building strong conceptual foundations rather than promoting rote memorization.

Whether it's IB Math AA HL or IB Biology SL, our tutors break down intricate topics into digestible components, ensuring students gain long-term understanding. This approach empowers learners to apply concepts confidently in assessments and real-life situations—an essential skill in the IB curriculum.

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2. Mentorship: More Than Just Academic Help

At IBGram, we believe that tutoring goes beyond academics. IB students often face stress, time pressure, and uncertainty about their future. That’s why our tutors act as mentors, offering not just subject guidance but also motivation, time-management strategies, and emotional support.

Through 1-on-1 sessions, students build trust with their tutor, creating a safe space to ask questions, express concerns, and stay accountable. This mentorship model fosters a growth mindset and helps students thrive both inside and outside the classroom.

3. Assessment-Oriented Teaching: Focused on Results

A deep understanding of IB assessments—including Internal Assessments (IAs), Extended Essays (EEs), and Paper exams—is what separates a good tutor from a great one. At IBGram, we tailor our sessions to align with IB marking criteria, ensuring that students know how to structure responses, cite correctly, and meet examiner expectations.

Our tutors use past papers, markschemes, and personalized feedback to prepare students thoroughly. Whether it’s nailing a 7 in IB Economics or crafting a compelling English A EE, our strategies are designed to maximize scores without overwhelming the student.

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4. Customized Learning Plans for Every Student

No two IB students are the same, and neither are our lesson plans. IBGram’s tutors evaluate each student’s strengths, weaknesses, and learning style to create a personalized tutoring roadmap. This ensures targeted progress and minimizes wasted time—especially important for students juggling CAS, TOK, and exam prep.

Our adaptive teaching method allows us to pivot when needed—whether it's focusing on Paper 1 exam technique or spending extra time on HL extensions.

5. Global Expertise, Local Understanding

With students from all over the world, IBGram prides itself on offering globally aware tutoring. Our tutors are trained in the nuances of IB programmes across different regions, from Europe to Asia to North America. This ensures students receive relevant support based on their local school’s syllabus pacing and teacher expectations.

Final Thoughts: The IBGram Advantage

A great IB tutor is not just a subject expert—they are a coach, strategist, and mentor rolled into one. At IBGram, our teaching philosophy is built on a commitment to concept clarity, personalized mentorship, and assessment success.

Whether you're aiming for a 45 or just looking to pass confidently, IBGram is here to support every step of your IB journey.

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Online Tuition for CBSE, ICSE, IGCSE, IB, and State Syllabus

In today’s competitive academic environment, students face the challenge of excelling in various syllabi like CBSE, ICSE, IGCSE, IB, and State Syllabus. Each syllabus has unique requirements, demanding a specific approach to learning and exam preparation. Upper Guru’s 1-to-1 Online Tuition Classes in Oman offer Malayali students personalized support in Malayalam, providing tailored resources and strategies to help them thrive. Here, we’ll cover key preparation tips for each syllabus and highlight how Upper Guru’s platform supports academic success.

The Differences in CBSE, ICSE, IGCSE, IB, and State Syllabus

Before diving into exam preparation strategies, let’s explore the distinct features of each syllabus:

CBSE: The CBSE syllabus emphasizes theoretical knowledge, especially in Science and Maths, and is designed to prepare students for national exams in India. ICSE: Known for its practical and well-rounded curriculum, ICSE combines a strong focus on languages, humanities, and sciences, offering a holistic educational experience. IGCSE: An internationally recognized syllabus, IGCSE is flexible and emphasizes real-world applications, preparing students for global academic standards. IB: The IB curriculum fosters critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity, encouraging students to develop a global perspective. State Syllabus: State-specific syllabi, such as Kerala’s, integrate local language and culture with an emphasis on practical and theoretical knowledge.

Top Strategies for Success in All Syllabus Exams

1.Create a Structured Study Plan A structured study plan keeps students organized and reduces stress. Upper Guru’s online tuition provides customized study schedules based on each syllabus and individual learning pace, helping students stay focused and efficient.

2. Focus on Conceptual Understanding For concept-heavy syllabi like CBSE and ICSE, understanding the core principles is essential. Upper Guru’s expert tutors ensure students build a solid foundation in subjects like Maths and Science through lessons that focus on clarity rather than rote memorization.

3.Master Time Management Effective time management is vital both during preparation and exams. By practicing timed tests, students improve speed and accuracy. Upper Guru’s flexible scheduling also allows students to focus more on challenging subjects, ensuring efficient study sessions.

4.Use Interactive Learning Tools Interactive learning helps make complex topics accessible. Upper Guru offers quizzes, video lessons, and gamified learning options, especially beneficial for IGCSE and IB students who require deeper engagement.

5.Break Down Large Topics For detailed syllabi like ICSE and IB, breaking down larger topics into smaller, manageable parts helps prevent overwhelm. Upper Guru’s topic-based lessons allow students to master concepts step-by-step.

6.Regular Reviews and Revisions Consistent review sessions are essential, particularly for CBSE, ICSE, and State Syllabus exams. Upper Guru conducts regular assessments and provides real-time feedback to keep students on track with their learning goals.

FAQs

1. What makes Upper Guru’s online tuition effective for multiple syllabi? Upper Guru’s online tuition is tailored to match the requirements of CBSE, ICSE, IGCSE, IB, and State Syllabus, with lessons and resources aligned to each curriculum.

2. How does Upper Guru help students improve time management skills? We offer timed practice sessions and flexible scheduling, allowing students to develop efficient study routines and handle exams with confidence.

3. Can Upper Guru support students following the Kerala State Syllabus? Yes, we provide specialized resources in Malayalam for Malayali students, making it easier for them to understand complex topics in their native language.

4.Are past papers and mock tests available for all syllabi? Yes, Upper Guru offers past papers, mock tests, and personalized quizzes for CBSE, ICSE, IGCSE, IB, and State Syllabus.

5. What role does personalized feedback play in Upper Guru’s tuition? Personalized feedback helps students identify strengths and weaknesses, allowing tutors to adjust lessons to address specific areas for improvement.

6.How can interactive tools benefit IGCSE and IB students? Interactive tools, such as quizzes and video lessons, make learning engaging and help students grasp complex topics, which is particularly useful in syllabi focused on critical thinking.

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