Reading & Comprehension
Decoding, fluency and the questions that show a child really understood the page.
Studio subjects
Lessons can follow exactly what you're doing at school, college or work, or work as a separate class to sharpen skills and get ahead. Most learners start with one focus area and widen from there.
Foundations done properly — either following the class curriculum or as a separate skills class to get ahead.
Decoding, fluency and the questions that show a child really understood the page.
Sentence craft, structure, punctuation and the confidence to start a blank page.
Number sense, times tables, fractions and word problems — built from the gap up.
Curiosity first: experiments, explanations and clear written answers.
History and geography topics, note-taking and project work.
Weekly homework support, organization and calm, repeatable routines.
The jump to multiple teachers and real deadlines. We track their school curriculum, or run a separate class that puts them a term ahead.
Integers, ratios, expressions, linear equations and graphing — with the arithmetic gaps closed underneath.
Life, earth and physical science units, lab write-ups and the vocabulary tests actually ask for.
Close reading, thesis paragraphs, evidence and citation — essays that answer the prompt.
Source analysis, timelines, structured notes and long-answer responses.
Verbal, reading and quantitative skills for independent school entrance, with timed practice and strategy.
Planners, revision schedules and test routines for students juggling six subjects for the first time.
Grade-critical courses and college tests. Support on their exact syllabus, or an accelerated class to get ahead of next year.
Functions, quadratics, proofs and trigonometry, worked through their own problem sets.
Limits, derivatives and integrals explained until the method makes sense, not just the answer.
Concepts, problem-solving and lab reports for regular and honors courses.
Literary analysis, argument, drafting and editing — including college application essays.
A structured run at reading, writing and math, paced to the test date and built around the student's gaps.
Exam-style questions, pacing and revision plans for AP courses and finals.