Get Ready

• Educational Therapists and Enrichment Specialists (ET/ES) have specialized training to help students reach their academic goals.    
• A tutor generally has a narrow focus, teaching a specific subject matter and assisting with homework. 
• ET/ES  provides case management by coordinating and collaborating with the student's team of teachers, parents, specialists, and allied professionals. 
• ET/ES focuses not only on remediation, enrichment, and building underlying learning skills but also helps clients become more self-aware, self-reliant, and efficient learners who can self-advocate.
• ET/ES have specialized training in learning disabilities and gifted education and use strategies that teach to the student's strengths while remediating the individual weaknesses and enriching the child's total learning experience.
    

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• if you feel your child is not working up to their full potential  
• if your child has worked with a tutor (after school or private) and hasn shown little progress
• if you think your child might be gifted, but you have not been able to get them identified or enrolled in a gifted program
• if your child is in a gifted program and you want to make sure they are receiving all of their services
• if your child has an I.E.P. and you would like to make sure they are receiving all of their accomodations
• if your child is bored, has lost hope, or has given up
• if your child has never been good at reading and/or math
• if your child doesn't know how to play the game of school.
• if your child has said they think they are stupid or can never learn
• if your child is a 2E or diverse learner and is  falling behind 

No one can ethically offer this guarantee. However, we have found through the years that with parental support, making sure that your child attends their regularly scheduled sessions, we can work with your child to ahcieve their goals and  to give them their very best chance tp suceed in school and life.