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Private In-Home and Online Phonics Tutoring in Burbank, CA
Receive personally tailored Phonics lessons from exceptional tutors in a one-on-one setting. We help you connect with in-home and online tutoring that offers flexible scheduling and your choice of locations.
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How can a tutor assist you in conquering Phonics?
Phonics is a subject every child encounters in school. It is an important one, as it involves the procedure of identifying how phonemes, or sounds, relate to letters and spoken language. Falling behind now may leave your youngster behind in being prepared for every other subject. Varsity Tutors can find you a skilled phonics tutor in Burbank, CA, who can try to offer your student individualized, one-on-one attention. An exclusive instructor can focus on just your son or daughter's needs, rather than those of an entire class. This allows the tutor to concentrate on your child's specific weaknesses and spend the time more efficiently.
To get your student caught up, or to remain on track, call Varsity Tutors today to get connected with a phonics tutor in Burbank. The Common Core Standards and the California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress are very demanding in terms of a child's ability to read and comprehend what they read. By knowing sound-spelling relationships, students can decode words as they move along. The means of sounding words out becomes more efficient the more practice your child gets. A tutor is able to work at their level, structuring personalized lessons according to their needs.
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"I edited the student's essay. His writing is becoming more advanced so I edited his paper rigorously. He was a little disappointed by the number of edits but I explained to him that I am only being hard on him because he has so much potential. We then read Lord of the Rings and he did a good job reading aloud. He was focused and attentive. "
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"1) Finished Lesson 14 in English.
2) Began ASA lesson. We read all material on the site, practiced the review, took notes, and then took ASA quiz. I think she got all answers correct.
HW: Finish AWE project for SS and Lesson 15 for English. "
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"This week is more of a "lull" week between big projects. His mock trial was last week, and he doesn't have any culminating project work to do, since the outline was due a couple of weeks ago. His dad requested I bring some work for the student to do on identifying a primary purpose in English passages, since that's a particular weakness of his. I had him go through some practice verbal questions with passages. He still has a tough time with details, and understanding what details are important to the overall theme of a passage. We also reviewed some math quickly before a quiz - he is doing very well with multiplying polynomials; his only earlier trouble was double negatives, but he's learning quickly that a negative times a negative is a positive. "
