Gain better focus…

We have seen: increased cooperation, increased accuracy in completing homework, increased speed in completing homework, improved reports from teachers; i.e. paying attention better, grades doing well, remembering things better, more organized. – Christine Sullivan

Engage with reading…

After only a few weeks my son began to read at, [and soon after] above his expected reading level. Perhaps more importantly, he began wanting to read. My child’s teacher has noticed that he is much more engaged in his independent work and group work and that his level of confidence has heightened. Also, she no longer has to repeatedly redirect his focus to the task at hand. I believe this experience has brought about changed in my child that will greatly impact his future, both academically and personally. – Cindy Stever

Build confidence…

We have seen much improvement in his self-confidence, which has encouraged him to work more independently. We have also see a great deal of improvement in his speed completing assignments and tests. – Cathy Thorvaldsen

Improve overall attitude…

I see a huge improvement in his attitude while at school or at home. He is no longer an angry child. His reading skills and ability to concentrate while reading have improved significantly, thus making school a much more positive experience and home a much more happy place for the whole family.