"Education is a human right with immense power to transform. On its foundation rests the cornerstone of freedom, democracy, and sustainable human development."
-Kofi Annan
Initial Consultation: No Charge
An opportunity to meet with us virtually and learn about our services and pricing
Reading/Math Evaluations: $75
This includes a parent consultation, pre/post meetings, and a “Meet & Greet” with your teacher/tutor
Literacy/Math Lessons: $456-$570 monthly with a tuition plan
Meeting two times per week, utilizing a direct, explicit teaching approach embedded with engaging slides and games designed to increase your child's academic performance
New Student Rates:
Perfect for schools and principals to learn more about direct, explicit instruction in SoR
Test taking strategies for PreK-5th grade
Consultant
Literacy Coach
Reading Specialist
online test preparation
1-on-1 tutoring PreK-5th grade reading-writing-math
Private online tutor
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What does SoR, LETRS, and OG stand for?
SoR
(Science of Reading) refers to the growing body of scientific research that describes how the human brain learns to read, the skills kids need to develop to become proficient readers, and evidence-based methods of instruction. Through understanding the components of scientifically based, good reading instruction, teachers studying the science behind reading better understand how and why a student may struggle and are knowledgeable in differentiation methods to best meet the needs of all students.
LETRS
is the acronym for Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling. It is a comprehensive, professional learning program rooted in the science of reading (SoR). LETRS for educators is an investment in teachers' literacy knowledge and professional practice. Teachers gain essential skills to master the fundamentals of literacy instruction required to apply and transform student learning.
The Orton- Gillingham Approach (OG)
By teaching the phonograms and the rules and patterns that spell the vast majority of English words, the OG approach takes the guesswork out of reading and spelling. When a student has a working knowledge of the phonograms and their sounds, reading and spelling are much easier.
