Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

There are also other possibilities than a lethargic student once a week through a tutoring agency from the commercials.

Sure. And who pays for that? The education voucher? For all 10 subjects that you have at the Gymnasium from grade 7 onwards?

By the way, both my sister and I have a higher school leaving qualification than our parents. At some point, you reach a stage where you can learn independently and seek help. My mother and grandmother only had to practice reading and writing a lot in elementary school. Letters simply did not want to behave as they should. In the mid/end of the 80s, no one paid attention to reading and spelling difficulties.

Sure. And who pays for that? The education voucher? For all 10 subjects you have at the high school from grade 7 onwards?

If you can't manage in all subjects, you're at the wrong school. Not every tutor charges a lot of money. With us, there are teachers, pensioners, retirees, etc. who do it for little or no money. My girlfriend had someone for both children who came 3-4 times a week and already helped with the homework. Before you assume a lot of money here, she is a seamstress and he is a bricklayer.

Are we in the school forum here???
So off-topic...

Has anyone here recently built their [carport] themselves?
We still have that to do...

Only 5 more pages of off-topic then statistically better content should come again :-)

Well, education has a significant impact on whether one can compensate for the upcoming construction cost increases. So fully on topic.