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The cost of an educational specialist/private tutor is dependent on the qualifications, training, teaching experience, certifications, and geographical location of the tutor.

Educational therapists not only focus on the specific academic subject matter but also create and implement diversified personal learning plans. This caters to the student's learning style while fostering self-confident, independent learners.

An educational therapist serves students with one-to-one individualized or online personalized instructional plans. This helps build your child’s academic skills while fostering independent learning and self-confidence.

By maintaining a strong relationship with parents and teachers, an educational therapist addresses a child’s spectrum of individual needs using interventions that build on underlying skills.

Private tutoring/educational therapy supports students in various academic areas, as well as life skills, fostering self-confident, independent learners. Individualized, multisensory interventions support students with learning differences that are unique to that specific learner.

This approach emphasizes the students’ strengths to make a positive impact on their academic, social, and emotional levels. Educational therapists work as a team with parents, teachers, and other professionals to focus on remediation.

Educational therapy/private tutoring is an investment in your child’s education and future, especially if they are struggling with certain subject areas. Private tutoring/educational therapy offers a personalized approach and pace.

This approach helps assess each student’s individual learning needs while highlighting the student’s strengths, and fostering self-confident, independent learners.

You do not need a teaching certification to become a tutor. Usually, private tutors/educational therapists who have extensive certifications (such as certificated special education teacher, educational therapist, autism authorization certificate) qualifications, training, and experience charge more for their services.

Educational therapy/private tutoring can benefit struggling students by addressing: reading (phonics, comprehension, and fluency), writing (spelling, mechanics, and grammar), mathematics, study skills, organization, and homework completion.

The primary goal of educational therapy is to foster self-confident learners who can advocate for themselves.