What To Expect?
It is NOT too late.
Your child can still be successful in math.
A lot of parents come to us when their children fail their tests. Many of them tried other tutoring services, talked to the teachers, tried helping their children. Without success.
The truth is that your child’s classroom style doesn’t work for them. They have their own unique learning style. Whether their teacher is really bad or not, their way of explaining doesn’t work for your child. Other children have different learning styles. Some of them learn best just by reading the textbook. Some can watch a video and follow along. Your child needs to clarify things along the way, ask questions, get more personal attention. In the customized, personal environment, they will flourish. Their results will skyrocket. We have helped students go from Fs and Ds to Bs and As, over and over. With children who have struggled for months or even years.
No matter how bad the situation seems to you, your child may likely be 30 days from a breakthrough.
Every child has their own unique strengths and weaknesses. Your child’s fundamental math weaknesses are right now preventing them from being able to progress in math. They have holes in their fundamental math knowledge. Fundamentals are those math concepts that appear in every single math problem. If your child never fully understood those concepts, no wonder every math problem is a struggle for them. On top of that, your child doesn’t have good study skills. They don’t know how to “get” math. They don’t have a successful routine. A successful study routine is a routine that will consistently help your child gain maximum understanding of math. It will propel them forward instead of slowing them down. Reading the textbook is ineffective. Completing homework in their case is mostly a waste of time. Studying longer is not the answer.
It’s about working differently, studying better, working effectively. Not more.
Your child needs to stop feeling hopeless and stuck.
Your child isn’t frustrated with math itself. A lot of students “hate” math when they start working with us and completely shift their perspective within several weeks.
Your child hates feeling inadequate. They hate the feeling of doing their best and still failing. They hate the feeling of trying the same problem over and over and just not getting it. They are ashamed of making mistakes. They hate getting Ds while their friends are getting As and Bs, seemingly without effort. It makes them feel like they are destined to fail, no matter how hard they try.
Your child doesn’t deserve to feel that way. They are as capable of being a successful students as all of their peers.
Identify and tackle your child’s unique weaknesses and holes in their math fundamentals
Your child has been struggling for a while. Like most students in their situation, there are fundamental concept they were supposed to learn within the past 6-12 months, or even earlier, that they never truly grasped. These fundamental concepts are present in every single math problem and they are slowing your child down, causing their frustration, and even preventing them from progressing altogether.
We need to identify your child’s fundamental weaknesses and get rid of them to help your child skyrocket their progress, increase their confidence, boost their speed and more.
Use powerful deep learning methodology used by 100s of students to skyrocket their progress and confidence.
If your child uses ineffective learning methods, they will keep being frustrated and confused no matter how much they study. We need to teach your child new, proven, successful study habits to boost their progress and increase their independence.
Build confidence and analytical skills for long-term success
Passing the class or even getting a B once is easy. Successful students do it over and over. Even when their teacher isn’t that great, or the circumstances are not in their favor.
How? They have developed analytical thinking, study methods and confidence to tackle big challenges.
Most children who struggle with math don’t have strong analytical skills. Analytical skills is the ability to break problems down step by step, understand the components, analyze solutions, identify mistakes and more. All of these skills are critical for success in math and in life. We need to help your child learn those skills to ensure their progress in math in the long-term.