My student's father expressed his belief about cutting down the number of Martin's tutoring math classes to once a week. His reasons were based on he idea that the private school he is currently attending has been improving his studies. Thus he should attend his private math classes once a week or not attend at all. Write an academic, formal, and polite letter to my student's father and intricately and scientifically demonstrate that the number of reasons for Martin's improvement in that private school can be associated with various factors such as his nationality, culture, and perspective which can be not only new to the school staff and his classmates but also improve the prestigious of that particular private school by declaring that they have students all around the globe. Moreover, Martin's ability to communicate in English effectively and efficiently can be fascinating to the strict Iranian culture and particularly to his classmates. This builds the ground for him to develop a strong connection among his classmates and make his classmates be interested in knowing about him more. Having said that, Martin will enthusiastically attempt to excel in his studies to get socially active and reveal his capabilities more. I can buttress my claims by his remarks about his passion to be in a social class. Another point that needs to be emphasized is the uncertainty in deciding which class affects which. In other words, as mentioned before, Martin's performance in each class can be strongly influenced by his previous information that has been given to him. Finally, it is my student's father's decision to understand what best works for his child and his future. Whether he attends his private math classes or not, I will try my best to give the best possible feedback to Martin and I would like to see he will accomplish his goals and achieve the acme of perfection while on his path reinforce others to achieve their goals.