From the perspective of Maslow's hierarchy of needs, primary school students have advanced needs such as love and belonging, respect and self-actualization. Participating in extracurricular tutoring classes allows pupils to make more friends, which is conducive to the need for love and belonging. Participating in extracurricular tutoring classes can improve grades to a certain extent, and help pupils recover their lost self-esteem, confidence, and curiosity at school. [3]