Category: Tutoring Support

Every student is expected to show some regression when they walk into school each fall after their summer break. State standards account for it, curriculums

Have you ever had a lesson with a student or a project you helped your child with that left you feeling curious and intellectually stimulated?

Popsicles on the beach, swimming, and summer camps have probably been big topics at the dinner table as your child gets excited about summer. While

As summer approaches, so does admissions season! As you start to consider the many premier private schools in San Diego,  it is important to consider

Writing college application essays can be an intimidating task for many rising high school seniors. On top of the anxiety about getting into the schools

There are many approaches to helping students strengthen their ability to sound out words and read fluently, a skill which is also called decoding.. Most

Does your child tend to feel overwhelmed when reading and struggle to focus? Even as adults, focusing while reading can be difficult.. If we feel

If your child has taken the California Standardized Tests this year or is going to in the next few months — you might be wondering,

Winter break has arrived in all of its chaotic splendor! You and your children have about two weeks to celebrate multiple holidays, travel, spend time

This is a guest blog post contributed by local San Diego licensed educational psychologist, Meredith Gleason. October is Dyslexia Awareness Month. Dyslexia, which is a