Reading and Dyslexia Tutors
Reading and
Dyslexia Tutors
Reading and Dyslexia Tutors
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Is your child or teen reading below grade level?
Is spelling a struggle?
Is it affecting their self-confidence?
Our Private Reading Tutors get kids reading fluently in MONTHS, not years!
Help Your Child or Teen Learn to Love Reading with a Private Reading Tutor
Is your student reading below grade level?
Is spelling a struggle?
Is it affecting their self-confidence?
Our Private Reading Tutors get kids reading fluently in MONTHS, not years!
Our Commitment to Your Child's Success and Our Guarantee
We help students who have been diagnosed with learning disabilities in the areas of reading and writing,
dyslexia, dysgraphia, ADHD, ASD, hearing loss and more (or none of the above) become
fluent readers, good spellers and confident students.
We offer systematic, explicit, high-intensity tutoring designed to help students get caught up to their peers as quickly as possible.
Try it for a week. Love it, or it's on us!
Our Commitment to Your Child's Success, and Our Guarantee
Our Commitment: We help with students who have been diagnosed with dyslexia, dysgraphia, learning disabilities in the areas of reading and writing, ADHD, ASD, hearing loss and more (or none of the above) become
fluent readers, good spellers and confident students.
Our Guarantee: Try it for a week. Love it, or it's on us!
Our Program
Sign Up Any Time of Year!
Goal: To get your student caught up as quickly as possible
Grades: 1-12
Format: Live 1-on-1 customized tutoring sessions over Zoom, with weekly progress updates for parents
Schedule: Before, during, or after school/camp and weekends (flexible scheduling to meet your family’s needs)
Methods: The Science of Reading and Orton-Gillingham
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Here's How it Works
1) Free 30 minute introductory call: Find out more about our program and get answers to all of your questions on a friendly call. No hard sales pitch.
2) 1 hour screeners: We'll check your student's phonological and phonics skills. Stay in the room and discover for yourself your student's strengths and weaknesses. Talk about the results of the screeners, how quickly you want your student to get caught up, how many tutoring sessions you want to do per week, how long the sessions should be and when. Get matched with a tutor.
3) Tutoring sessions: Systematic, explicit instruction targeted to the skills your student needs to learn. Stay in the room and listen in, if you'd like.
4) Follow along: See what topics your student has learned by checking their Progress Chart, and read the weekly updates from your tutor.
5) Watch: See your child or teen's confidence grow as reading and spelling become easy!
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We'll check your student's phonological and phonics skills, talk about the results of the screeners, and match your child with a tutor.
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Systematic, explicit instruction targeted to the skills your student needs to learn. Stay in the room and listen in, if you'd like.
Find out more about our program and get answers to all of your questions on a friendly call. No hard sales pitch.
See what topics your student has learned by checking their Progress Chart, and read the weekly updates from your tutor.
See your child or teen's confidence grow as reading and spelling become easy!
Free
30 Minute Intro Call
Find out more about our program and get answers to all of your questions on a friendly call. No hard sales pitch.
How it Works
We specialize in teaching struggling readers to decode the English language.
In order to become fluent readers and good spellers, students need strong foundational skills in phonological awareness, phonics and fluency.
Our private reading tutors use multisensory, evidence-based instruction, including Orton-Gillingham methods and materials, to teach students the skills they're missing.
Watch your student's confidence soar as their reading improves and spelling becomes easy!
Our Commitment to Your Child's Success, and Our Guarantee
Our Commitment: We help with students who have been diagnosed with dyslexia, dysgraphia, learning disabilities in the areas of reading and writing, ADHD, ASD, hearing loss and more (or none of the above) become
fluent readers, good spellers and confident students.
Our Guarantee: Try it for a week. Love it, or it's on us!
Reading Tutoring Over Zoom?
We’ve found that even students who hated Zoom school thrive in our sessions as they work 1:1 with their tutor.
Our high-intensity tutoring sessions combine multisensory activities, “word games” (phonological exercises) and decodable books so your child will be successful and experience the thrill of being able to read.
Students are happy, engaged, and most importantly, they’re learning to read and spell with flexible scheduling that fits into your routine.
Still wondering whether our program is right for your student?
Our Guarantee: Try it for a week. Love it, or it's on us!
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Our Team
We specialize in teaching struggling readers to decode the English language.
In order to become fluent readers and good spellers, students need strong foundational skills in phonological awareness, phonics and fluency.
Our private reading tutors use multisensory, evidence-based instruction, including Orton-Gillingham methods and materials, to teach students the skills they're missing.
Watch your student's confidence soar as their reading improves and spelling becomes easy!
What Sets Our Private Reading Tutors Apart?
We don’t use outdated (but still very common) methods to teach students to read. We don't teach students to guess at words based on pictures or context clues and we don't use leveled readers.
Instead, our private reading tutors are highly trained in the Science of Reading. We use systematic, explicit, data-driven instruction and focus on phonological awareness, phonics, and fluency - the foundational skills students need in order to become fluent readers and good spellers. Plus, we use decodable passages and books that encourage students to sound words out rather than guess at them.
We offer high-intensity tutoring, three to five times per week, so you can move past the reading and spelling struggles. We want your student to get caught up to their peers and “graduate” from our program as quickly as possible!
Our Team
“His reading is phenomenal and brought tears to my eyes. I could never, ever have imagined last November that I would see my sweet boy in March reading a My Weird School book and taking such JOY from the experience!
- First Grade, Chevy Chase, DC
Here are some examples of our students' success:
Get the help your child or teen needs today.
Fluent Readers. Good Spellers. Confident Students.
Get the help your child or teen needs today.
Fluent Readers.
Good Spellers.
Confident Students.
Our Families
Most of our families come to us through word-of-mouth recommendations - whether they're siblings, cousins, friends or classmates of current or past students and families, or referrals from trusted psychologists. This trust is reflected in the strong bonds our students form with their tutors. Even after they've "graduated" from our program, students and families often stay in touch and share school and family updates, vacation photos and holiday cards. Here are a few testimonials. If you'd like to read more from our families, please click HERE.
“His reading is phenomenal and brought tears to my eyes. I could never, ever have imagined last November that I would see my sweet boy in March reading a My Weird School book and taking such JOY from the experience!
- First Grade, Chevy Chase, DC
Most of our families come to us through word-of-mouth recommendations - whether they're siblings, cousins, friends or classmates of current or past students and families, or referrals from trusted psychologists. This trust is reflected in the strong bonds our students form with their tutors. Even after they've "graduated" from our program, students and families often stay in touch and share school and family updates, vacation photos and holiday cards. Here are a few testimonials. If you'd like to read more from our families, please click HERE.
Our Families
Sophia is a third grader who went from Below Basic (2+ years behind) to meeting her school's end-of-year benchmark for Reading Comprehension in just four months!
Lucas is a 4th grader who started working with us in April. By June 1, school testing showed incredible progress. Take a look at how much his reading scores improved in just two months!
Will started working with us mid-third grade. By June 1, he was more than caught up. According to his teacher, "He made AMAZING growth this year. Usually we expect around 20-30 points growth and he grew 85, which is just incredible."
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Ella’s DIBELS scores improved by 86 points in just five months! She’s gone from needing support in multiple areas to exceeding the DIBELS benchmark expectations for 2nd grade.
Here are some examples of our students' success:
“It's great to really see his growing confidence and less anxiety around his spelling! Thanks for all your ongoing, creative efforts to make spelling fun for him."
- Sixth Grade, Chevy Chase, MD
Here are some examples of our students' success:
What Sets Our Private Reading Tutors Apart?
We don’t use outdated (but still very common) methods to teach students to read. We don't teach students to guess at words based on pictures or context clues and we don't use leveled readers.
Instead, our private reading tutors are highly trained in the Science of Reading. We use systematic, explicit, data-driven instruction and focus on phonological awareness, phonics, and fluency - the foundational skills students need in order to become fluent readers and good spellers. Plus, we use decodable passages and books that encourage students to sound words out rather than guess at them.
We offer high-intensity tutoring, three to five times per week, so you can move past the reading and spelling struggles. We want your student to get caught up to their peers and “graduate” from our program as quickly as possible!
We specialize in teaching struggling readers to decode the English language.
In order to become fluent readers and good spellers, students need strong foundational skills in phonological awareness, phonics and fluency.
Our private reading tutors use multisensory, evidence-based instruction, including Orton-Gillingham methods and materials, to teach students the skills they're missing.
Watch your student's confidence soar as their reading improves and spelling becomes easy!
Our Families
Our Blog
What Sets Our Private Reading Tutors Apart?
We don’t use outdated (but still very common) methods to teach students to read. We don't teach students to guess at words based on pictures or context clues and we don't use leveled readers.
Instead, our private reading tutors are highly trained in the Science of Reading. We use systematic, explicit, data-driven instruction and focus on phonological awareness, phonics, and fluency - the foundational skills students need in order to become fluent readers and good spellers. Plus, we use decodable passages and books that encourage students to sound words out rather than guess at them.
We offer high-intensity tutoring, three to five times per week, so you can move past the reading and spelling struggles. We want your student to get caught up to their peers and “graduate” from our program as quickly as possible!
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Free
30 Minute Intro Call
Find out more about our program and get answers to all of your questions on a friendly call. No hard sales pitch.
1 Hour Screeners
We'll check your student's phonological and phonics skills, talk about the results of the screeners, and match your child with a tutor.
Tutoring Sessions
Systematic, explicit instruction targeted to the skills your student needs to learn. Stay in the room and listen in, if you'd like.
Follow Along
See what topics your student has learned by checking their Progress Chart, and read the weekly updates from your tutor.
Celebrate!
See your child or teen's confidence grow as reading and spelling become easy!
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For students with ADHD and dyslexia, reading in class can feel like swimming against the current—it’s exhausting, frustrating, and often leaves them feeling stuck.
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The start of a new school year is filled with excitement and anticipation, but for parents of children with dyslexia and reading challenges, it can also be a time of uncertainty and anxiety. Here are seven ways to advocate for your child with dyslexia or reading challenges this school year...Full Blog
1 Hour Screeners
We'll check your student's phonological and phonics skills, talk about the results of the screeners, and match your child with a tutor.
Tutoring Sessions
Systematic, explicit instruction targeted to the skills your student needs to learn. Stay in the room and listen in, if you'd like.
Follow Along
See what topics your student has learned by checking their Progress Chart, and read the weekly updates from your tutor.
Celebrate!
See what topics your student has learned by checking their Progress Chart, and read the weekly updates from your tutor.
Why Online Tutoring for Elementary Students is Having Its Moment
The landscape of education has transformed dramatically in recent years, and online tutoring for elementary students has emerged as a powerful tool for learning...Full Blog
4 Signs Your Child Might Have Phonological Dyslexia
If your child seems to be working hard to learn to read but isn't making the progress you'd expect, you might wonder why it’s not clicking yet. Sometimes, despite their efforts, the basics still feel challenging, and an evaluation is needed to uncover what's really happening...Full Blog
Why 1-on-1 Reading Instruction is a Game Changer for Students with ADHD and Dyslexia
For students with ADHD and dyslexia, reading in class can feel like swimming against the current—it’s exhausting, frustrating, and often leaves them feeling stuck.
The International Dyslexia Association estimates that about 30% of students with dyslexia also have ADHD...Full Blog
7 Ways to Advocate for Your Child with Dyslexia and Reading Challenges
The start of a new school year is filled with excitement and anticipation, but for parents of children with dyslexia and reading challenges, it can also be a time of uncertainty and anxiety. Here are seven ways to advocate for your child with dyslexia or reading challenges this school year...Full Blog
Why Online Tutoring for Elementary Students is Having Its Moment
The landscape of education has transformed dramatically in recent years, and online tutoring for elementary students has emerged as a powerful tool for learning...Full Blog
4 Signs Your Child Might Have Phonological Dyslexia
If your child seems to be working hard to learn to read but isn't making the progress you'd expect, you might wonder why it’s not clicking yet. Sometimes, despite their efforts, the basics still feel challenging, and an evaluation is needed to uncover what's really happening...Full Blog
Why 1-on-1 Reading Instruction is a Game Changer for Students with ADHD and Dyslexia
For students with ADHD and dyslexia, reading in class can feel like swimming against the current—it’s exhausting, frustrating, and often leaves them feeling stuck.
The International Dyslexia Association estimates that about 30% of students with dyslexia also have ADHD...Full Blog
7 Ways to Advocate for Your Child with Dyslexia and Reading Challenges
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