Private one-on-one tutoring

One-on-one tutoring provides a unique and powerful level of personalized support. In individual sessions, I tailor instruction specifically to your child’s needs—focusing on the exact concepts they’re working on in school while also filling in skill gaps and building long-term confidence. Lessons move at your child’s pace, ensuring true understanding and less frustration.

When we speak at our initial consultation I like to discuss the needs of your child and the goals you have for tutoring. That helps me best determine how to set up our tutoring sessions. Each tutoring session can consist of a combination of the following:

• Reviewing content and lessons being taught at school

• Targeting areas of struggle

• Addition and Subtraction Facts Through Number Sense (grade 1-2): A step-by-step program that builds number sense beyond memorization, with weekly strategies, practice cards and at-home games.

• Multiplication Fact Strategies (Grades 3-4): A structured, strategy based program that helps students understand multiplication facts conceptually. Each week focuses on a specific strategy, reinforced through games and at-home practice.

• Problem Solving: A step-by-step program that guides students through all of the main types of word problem formats (join, separate, compare and part-part-whole). Within each format students learn to solve problems with the unknown in different positions, building strategies they can apply with confidence.

I’ve shared more about my teaching approaches in the blog posts below:

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Third and Fourth Grade Multiplication help Groups

Is your child struggling to remember their multiplication facts?

I can help.

While many of us remember learning multiplication facts through repetition, flash cards and timed tests, this approach doesn’t work for all students.  The process of memorizing facts is just that-a memorization task.  Similar tasks could be memorizing states and capitals, memorizing spelling words, etc… This is a specific skill that some students excel at, but not all students.

In this fun group class, we will focus on one fact at a time and explore it through hands-on activities, partner work, and fun math games. Students will learn specific strategies that make multiplication make sense, not just something to memorize.

To keep the learning going at home, I will also send families weekly games to play together. With this approach, students gain confidence, flexibility, and fluency.

first and second grade addition and subtraction number sense group

While many of us remember learning addition and subtraction facts through repetition, flash cards and timed tests, this approach doesn’t work for all students.  The process of memorizing facts is just that-a memorization task.  Similar tasks could be memorizing states and capitals, memorizing spelling words, etc… This is a specific skill that some students excel at, but not all students. Many students feel frustrated or just resort to using their fingers.

In this fun group class, we will focus on one addition or subtraction strategy at a time and explore it through hands-on activities, partner work, and fun math games. Students will learn specific strategies that make addition and subtraction make sense, not just something to memorize.

To keep the learning going at home, I will also send families weekly games to play together. With this approach, students gain confidence, flexibility, and fluency.