Services
Enrichment
is available for students in K-12 in all subjects
Enrichment support enables students to practice, master, and stay up to date and ahead of their academic studies.
This is appropriate do students who have minor difficulties with academics. It is also suggested for students who need additional practice, study skills, or who are preparing for academic or standardized tests. This is a fantastic way for students to review!
Homework Help
is available for students in K-12 in all subjects
Homework Help is a way for students to complete classroom homework while also building skills aligned with current classroom concepts.
This is appropriate for students who are struggling in a single subject, and/or who need only assistance with homework completion. An assurance homework will get done. Students receive additional perspective on the topic, additional tasks and problems to complete in order to enhance learning, and much more.Intervention &
Re-Teaching
is available for students in K-12 in all subjects
Intervention is the effective for re-teaching of material not previously mastered when it was originally taught.
This is appropriate for students working below grade level and in need of building basic skills. Student receives individualized learning plans and delivery of information. Materials are chosen specifically for the student’s particular needs.
Students are assessed before beginning the program and throughout the program to measure growth and retention.- Blogs
Mental health is something that should not be overlooked during these trying times for students. It can be hard to focus on schoolwork while also being stressed anxious or even sad from the effects of COVID and regular life grievances. In understanding a student’s typical demeanor,https://youtu.be/8k32x-_aYI4 you can recognize, and notice changes in their mental health happening early on. More schools have been advocating for students to reach out for help when needed, even if it is not related to their academics. A quote that resonates with many is that one must “never suffer in silence”. In younger students, it may be easier to help them with issues they may struggle with. They tend to be more vocal, but do not always know exactly what is wrong or how to ask for help. Older students, on the other hand, tend to be less vocal yet have a deeper understanding of their emotions. To ensure your student is aware of their emotions and how to healthily respond to them, I have attached a link to a video that is fun and interactive for all age levels.
https://youtu.be/8k32x-_aYI4Kalia
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