Does my child need tutoring?

Whether your child is falling behind, needs extra support, or wants to get ahead, our personalized tutoring programs are designed to help them succeed.

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The moment you decide that your child requires online reading tutoring, you are taking an active initiative in improving your child’s performance in school as well as increasing his/her life opportunities. While your child might have been diagnosed with a learning disability, our online and in-person Orton Gillingham/Structured literacy are highly effective for all students, yet those diagnosed with dyslexia or other specific learning disabilities will not read efficiently without the science of reading methods.

We use the gold standard of reading instruction. How would you recognize that your child is a candidate for the reading tutorial online?

Why Families Trust Us

Here are the signs you must look out for

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Is It Time to Schedule an Assessment?

Your child is confused with the structure of the English language concepts: It is normal if your child sometimes gets stuck when attempting to comprehend their lessons. However, if this happens quite often and your child is unable to grasp the concepts taught in school, then it is high time to get in touch with iReading TUTOR and schedule a free online assessment.

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Limited Sound-Letter Knowledge

Your child’s knowledge regarding sounds and letters seems limited: Your child might also have limited knowledge mapping letters and sounds. He/she might be genuinely unable to recognize the letters or sounds and get confused between the same small words even on the same page.

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Dislikes reading

Your child dislikes reading: Many times children will vocalize their dislike for reading or they will avoid it. Most often it is not because the child finds it uninteresting; it might be because your child is unable to read and comprehend. They are frustrated that they are not performing like their peers.

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Lack of confidence

There is a sheer lack of confidence in your child: When it comes to learning new skills whether academically or personally, your child might show signs of lack of confidence, showing apprehension or even avoiding situations that require reading.