Your child’s strengths
What your child is already doing well.
Assessment
Let’s find out what
your child needs.
An individualized assessment can provide a clearer picture of your child’s reading and/or math skills—and the next steps to take.
When a child is struggling in school, it can be difficult for parents to know exactly where the difficulty begins.
In reading, a child may have difficulty sounding out words, recognizing words automatically, reading fluently, understanding what they read—or a combination of several areas.
In math, a child may struggle with number sense, computation, problem solving—or a combination of areas.
An individualized assessment can help identify your child’s strengths and areas that need additional instruction.
What happens next?
Understanding the results, together.
After completing the assessment, I will meet with you to discuss the results and answer your questions.
Areas for growth
Skills that may need additional instruction or practice.
Recommended tutoring
The types of skills and instruction that may be beneficial for your child.
A plan moving forward
Together, we’ll determine whether tutoring is appropriate and what that tutoring might look like.
A little support. A meaningful difference.
Ready to take the next step?
Let’s talk about your child’s needs and determine how tutoring can help.