Why is learning to read so hard?
If you or your child are asking this question, you have come to the right place.
There are several factors which impact a person's ability to learn to read. It is important to not only understand these factors but also be able to teach to them. That is where I come in. I use a diagnostic approach to determine what aspect of learning to read is impeding success. Then, I create a targeted instructional plan and teach accordingly. I have successfully used this practice for many years in the public school setting and am now offering it in a private setting.
We have exciting news...
Alison Reina has joined the Treetop team!
Please see her bio on the About page and call the office (610-810-7323) to schedule an appointment with Ali.
UPDATE:
We're open for in-person sessions and assessments!
We have updated our protocols in keeping with the current CDC guidelines.
General Office Area
-You are welcome to bring your child in the office and/or wait for them in our waiting area.
-Anyone who has been fully vaccinated does not need to wear a mask.
-Anyone who is not fully vaccinated is asked to wear a mask while in the office and waiting areas.
- Hand sanitizers are available in the waiting area. Soap and water is available in the bathroom.
- We are asking that you/your child stay home if you/your child have/has a fever, are not feeling well, or have/has come in contact with someone who has COVID-19.
-If possible, please have your child use the bathroom before leaving home. This will minimize traffic in the bathroom area.
Treetop Achievement Office
- We have Thieves hand sanitizer (65% ethyl alcohol) in the office.
-Each child will have his/her own folder with a pen and materials that will not be shared with any other students.
-The work area will be wiped down between students.
-We will keep my social distance from your child when we are working together.
-It is difficult to wear a mask when teaching unvoiced sounds, so we have a plexiglass shield that stands on the desk between the teacher and your child so neither one of us will need to wear a mask while working.
Since we all have different comfort levels with this current situation, online sessions will still be available for instruction.
We're open for in-person sessions and assessments!
We have updated our protocols in keeping with the current CDC guidelines.
General Office Area
-You are welcome to bring your child in the office and/or wait for them in our waiting area.
-Anyone who has been fully vaccinated does not need to wear a mask.
-Anyone who is not fully vaccinated is asked to wear a mask while in the office and waiting areas.
- Hand sanitizers are available in the waiting area. Soap and water is available in the bathroom.
- We are asking that you/your child stay home if you/your child have/has a fever, are not feeling well, or have/has come in contact with someone who has COVID-19.
-If possible, please have your child use the bathroom before leaving home. This will minimize traffic in the bathroom area.
Treetop Achievement Office
- We have Thieves hand sanitizer (65% ethyl alcohol) in the office.
-Each child will have his/her own folder with a pen and materials that will not be shared with any other students.
-The work area will be wiped down between students.
-We will keep my social distance from your child when we are working together.
-It is difficult to wear a mask when teaching unvoiced sounds, so we have a plexiglass shield that stands on the desk between the teacher and your child so neither one of us will need to wear a mask while working.
Since we all have different comfort levels with this current situation, online sessions will still be available for instruction.
"When you get, give. When you learn, teach"
~ Maya Angelou
~ Maya Angelou
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6666 Passer Road, Suite 2
Cooperburg, PA 18036 See in Google Maps treetopachievement@gmail.com 610-810-7323 |