Updated February 2026 In today’s blog post, we’ll look at 5 signs your child may benefit from Orton-Gillingham tutoring. If your child is struggling with reading and spelling, you’re not alone. On average, students in America are half a grade level behind pre-pandemic levels in reading. While many parents are told by teachers to be […]

Updated February 2026 There are both pros and cons of virtual and in-person tutoring. Especially since the pandemic, teachers, parents, and students seem more open and skilled at learning online. With that said, an overwhelming majority of students still meet with their tutors in-person, with only 26% opting for virtual sessions. In today’s blog post, […]

Updated February 2026 If you’re asking yourself whether you should complete a dyslexia screening for your child, you’re likely noticing something that doesn’t quite add up. Maybe your child is bright but struggling to read. Maybe spelling feels unusually difficult. Or maybe teachers have told you to “wait and see,” and you’re unsure whether that’s […]

Updated February 2026 It should come as no surprise that the cost Orton-Gillingham tutoring, like practically everything else, has increased over the last several years. In this blog post, we will look at what Orton-Gillingham is, the average costs, and the influencing factors on the cost of tutoring. Quick Overview The cost of Orton-Gillingham tutoring […]

Updated February 2026 Educational assessments should not feel confusing, inaccessible, or reserved only for families in crisis. Parents deserve to understand how their child is performing academically; not just whether they are “on grade level,” but how they are processing language, solving problems, organizing information, and applying skills. Too often, families receive limited feedback from […]

Updated February 2026 If you’re considering educational assessments for your child, you’re likely searching for clarity. Maybe something feels off academically. Maybe your child is working hard but not making expected progress. Or maybe you simply want a clearer understanding of how your child learns. While there are many reasons families pursue learning assessments, here […]

Updated February 2026 While the end goal of reading is comprehension, this also seems to be the hardest aspect of reading for many students. Far too often, students can be engaged in a book, but when you ask them any reading comprehension questions, you receive blank stares. They may be decoding the text, but if […]

Updated February 2026 Unfortunately, you cannot simply give a child a book and have them magically learn how to read. This is especially true for students needing high-quality, effective dyslexia intervention. So how are you support readers with dyslexia? What are the components of effective dyslexia intervention? While there are countless misconceptions about dyslexia, the […]