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Does
your student…
- Struggle
with spelling tests?
- Not
understand what he reads?
- Have
trouble following verbal instructions?
- Have
illegible handwriting?
- Consider
all homework frustrating and negative?
- Expend
energy studying at home, but fail tests anyway?
- Hate
school?
Just
one or two of the above symptoms can indicate an underlying learning difficulty
that may delay a student’s progress and cause frustration in the
home. Call for a free consultation to see if the Learning Efficiency Program
may be able to help.
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Since 1994, the Learning
Efficiency Program approaches the individual student’s learning difficulties
by addressing the root-cause instead of the symptoms. Just as you would
send your child to physical therapy if her muscles weren’t working
together as designed, LEP is “academic therapy” that retrains
the brain’s processing functions and develops improved learning pathways.
This is not a “quick
fix” nor a temporary solution, as can be the case with tutoring.
Rather, it provides a permanent improvement in the person’s ability
to learn and process information. The student’s self-confidence improves
as he or she begins to learn and interact efficiently, perhaps for the
first time.
“We
have without a doubt seen improvement in Matt’s confidence level
both in school and out. Not only have his grades improved, but also his
coaches have expressed how much more confident he is this year in basketball,
football, and baseball.”
—Middle school parent
“Our
son has developed his reading, organizational, and memorization abilities;
plus he has achieved higher academic goals. His most significant and obvious
achievement was his ACT test. Having taken the ACT prior to the program
and again toward the end, he gained a total of 4 points, which also allowed
him acceptance into a prestigious college of his choosing.”
—High school parent
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