Learning to read can be incredibly difficult for both parents and students alike.
Now add dyslexia to the picture. What was once difficult now seems impossible.
Your child may feel crushed, now believing they will never be able to read like their peers. Their joy for learning may wither, their confidence weaken, and their curiosity dry up.
With effective interventions in place, your child will grow in their confidence and competence.
After your child takes a comprehensive assessment, we will create a plan to help your child learn.
We will discuss your child’s strengths, goals, and how we can partner to best support them.
Your child is not unintelligent, lazy, or hopeless.
They just need proven, effective interventions to best support them.
Orton-Gillingham (OG) is a multi-sensory, direct, and structured way to teach reading, writing, and spelling that is highly effective in teaching children with dyslexia.
It is crushing to see your child struggle, fall behind, and lose their love for learning.
That’s why we want you to feel confident that your student is getting the best academic support possible.
We don’t pair your student with just any tutor. All of our Orton-Gillingham specialists have their Master’s degree, rigorous dyslexia training, and 5+ years of experience working with dyslexic students.
Truthfully, you can find cheaper tutoring services out there than Strive Learning Solutions.
Strive charges higher rates because we pride ourselves on hiring (and generously paying) expert educators to provide your student with the best possible 1:1 academic support.
Tutoring sessions take place online via Zoom or at libraries or coffee shops in the Denver Metro Area.
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We tutor students of all ages.
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