Family Learning Lab
6916 Sunrise Blvd
Citrus Heights, CA

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ONE-ON-ONE LESSONS I specialize in One-on-One lessons, getting my students to excel through personalized attention, patience, and a lot of practice in a relaxed and forgiving environment. I have over 20 years of experience tutoring math at every level, from Elementary school to Calculus. TEST PREP While I would like to see standardized testing go extinct, as long as it's part of the scene, I'm here to help. SAT, ACT, GED and the math components of other exams, we can work together to get your skills up to speed. GROUP LESSONS Small groups of 3-4 students can help challenged students find their confidence in a classroom or offer a classroom component to homeschoolers.
Tutoring: Reading & Phonics, English language arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, History, Physical Education and Volleyball lessons.
French and German tutoring: individual sessions or group lessons, for individuals, families, homeschoolers. Personalized student career coaching for any students (K-12 and college)
Tutoring in all major subjects; Specialty services include SAT/ACT prep; Pre-school through College age.
Mastery in math and reading can take your child to great places. And it all starts with practice.
We create and organize all-round intellectual development of children through modern and dynamic learning centers and with the help of talented and professional coaches. We help parents in giving more chances to their children for a happy and successful life in America, where they can unlock their full potential.
My Philosophy and Methods Did you know that only 24 percent of 8th and 12th grades students were proficient at writing, according to a report by the National Assessment of Educational Progress in 2011? This means 75 percent of students did not have the ability to just communicate an intended message, such as an email to a boss. I help students break into this 24 percent by teaching paragraph structure (simple to advanced), as well as essay and research paper formation, to students from 4th grade through college age. In my writing classes I pull from a variety of curriculum (Write Shop, Institute for Excellence in Writing, etc.) to design each class around the balance of parental goals and student weaknesses/gifts. Each session is 1 hour, and the duration of the class can be either for the whole school year or a semester, depending on individual goals and needs.

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