What a lucky find. I have two girls in HS, a senior and a sophmore. Prehaps like many kids, mine…read moreare finicky. They say they want/need help but then always find something they don't like about a tutor. Well, hallelujah we found Amanda. Not only is she smart as a whip, and has actual good tutoring skills but BOTH my girls love working with her. And from a parent's point of view I don't think it gets any better. I've seen her work and she just jumps right in - doesn't spend 15 min on small-talk, and what is beyond expectations is that she sends excellent summary notes. All in all a great find. Give her a shot. I think you'll be super-pleased you did. Thanks Amanda!

Amanda was the best tutor my daughter has ever had. Not only does she know how to bond with kids…read morebut she makes it incredibly fun and is exceptionally nice! Her ability to connect with kids on their level is unsurpassed by other tutors which in turn really makes kids want to excel and be proud of their own progress. My daughter always left a tutoring session more knowledgeable, excited about learning and desiring to work harder at school.

Mrs. Jay and her team are astounding. She listened to my daughter's needs and academic worries and…read morematched her with the perfect tutor. Working with the same individual allowed my daughter to build a rapport and comfort. This center saved our year by allowing my daughter to learn more foundational skills to support her coursework and build back her confidence in math!

I'm one of the students at Knowledge Quest and I absolutely love it. They make learning fun and…read moreenjoyable, they'll help you with anything you need, and everyone is very polite. It's a great place to learn and get tutored and get any homework done. It's great for anyone who is struggling in any subject or just needs or wants tutoring in general. It's a solid 10/10

We moved and wanted to start our kids mid-semester. They had the first in March, but due to the…read moresnowstorm, they had to do the virtual class. The teacher did not acknowledge my 2nd grader in the class, so she did not like it. My 10th grader couldn't get into the course for the first 15mins. Finally, when he did get in, just after 5 min, he got disconnected. I called the office and left them a voice message, and Emily returned my call. She tried to get my child into the class, and after 15min, he signed back in. He was there for 5mins and got disconnected again. After a few minutes of trying to get back in, he did sign back on and heard that Mr. Z was ending the class. In 10-15 mins of this, all he got from that session was that it would not work for him since they were pretty ahead. I understand the technical difficulties, but they charged us for the entire class session plus the registration fee, even though both kids decided not to attend RSM. My 2nd grader attended the class, so I understand paying for the session, but my 10th grader hardly got signed into the class but got charged $130 for it. Absolutely shady practice. I emailed them, but I am still waiting for someone to get back to me. Instead, they left me a message that I had to pay. Now we are thinking, should we stick with private tutoring and not send kids to RSM?

BEWARE PARENTS BEFORE YOU SEND YOUR KID TO RSM I do not want…read moreto pick any star, but I had to, to post this review. Parents, before you try to spend money to get some extra help for your kids academics, please do not decide just by trusting false marketing. Not all centers like Kumon, RSM etc., would fit to all kids. Every kid is unique and really as a parent, you should request few trial class and join your kid with no agreements. It helps to know how much your kid has improved during that time in math. If you see no improvements, you could always quit justifying the reason. RSM has no refund policy and the kids are forced to be sent to class irrespective of whether he understood or not. It happened the same with my kid. I joined him kind of late. So, he had many private sessions before he started his regular classes. I just trusted that he will do better as months passed by. He had assignments every week. Every week, for every assignment, and for every problem I had to help him and I see no point in sending him by paying money seeking extra help from teachers when I had to sit with him everyday for every problem. I hoped atleast he would be able to do some problems on his own. I kept asking him when he has difficulties does he approach you. He says he does get help, but still that help is not enough. I also understand from him that their teaching is too fast. They are trying to just finish the syllabus just like school, but not helping the kids who are really struggling. If RSM is just another school, then we parents are certainly not looking for another kind of school. We are looking for extra help, where teacher should be able to guide each student when they are struggling at something. I regret my decision for enrolling my kid in RSM. I initially thought it takes certain months to see his progress, but I now understand that he is coming home learning nothing except that I lost my money with RSM. I am completely unsafisfied with RSM. Never really thought I would say that.

Lindsay is great!! She has been extremely helpful and has actually made geometry, algebra and…read morechemistry not only understandable but fun to figure out. That is not easy to do. She is warm, flexible, smart and funny. I wholeheartedly recommend her!!!!

From the owner: Mathematics K-12 Elementary & Basic Math (1-8)…read moreTrigonometry (7-8) Geometry (9-10) Algebra 1& 2 (9,10,11) Pre-Calculus (10-11) GED & SAT Math (11-Adult) ASVAB Math (11-Adult) Science Physics: Statics & Dynamics (9-12) General Chemistry (9-12) Inorganic Chemistry (9-12)

Great strategy training for SAT's to improve your child's score and help give them tools to…read moreapproach the test with. Helped tremendously and it is free to go for refresher repeat classes. Well worth the money!

The SAT prep class I attended was very worth the money. I learned so much in a matter of two days…read more It was a boot camp from 7-5 or something like that Saturday and Sunday. My score came out to be a higher score than the first one I had taken. All in all, I recommend this prep class to anyone who needs help before they take their SAT.

Stephanie is an outstanding teacher and tutor with many years of experience…read more She is able to differentiate instruction based on the students needs! She is patient, kind and caring and knows how to challenge her students where they become excited about learning! I would highly recommend her as a superior tutor and educator! We need more teachers like her

My daughter benefited enormously from Lindamood-Bell. She has both Dyslexia and ADD…read more When she was in fourth grade Lindamood-Bell recommended 8 weeks $16k of tutoring for her. We didn't have the money so I bought the Seeing Stars tutoring kit ($600) and hired local tutors an hour a week($50/hr). My daughter made some progress. My daughter was not very cooperative. When she was in 6th grade she was reading at a 4th grade level. We spent $ 8k for 4 weeks of tutoring, 3 hours a day. Our daughter jumped from a 4th grade to a 6th grade reading level. The tutors were able to cajole her into doing her work. This year she was able to score Advanced on the Biology MCAS and a 4 on APWorldHistory. That would not have been possible without Lindamood-Bell.

From the owner: We can change learning for life! Lindamood-Bell instruction develops the imagery-language…read morefoundation necessary for individuals to learn to read and comprehend to their potential. Individualized instruction focuses on reading and comprehension processes. Lindamood-Bell Academy is an accredited K-12 private school. The Academy combines Lindamood-Bell instructional expertise with a full curriculum. Our students come to us with previous diagnoses such as dyslexia, autism spectrum disorders, or general learning challenges. Some students seek our help to enhance their skills or to just make learning easier. The Learning Ability Evaluation is the first step that identifies an individual's learning strengths and weaknesses. Available in person or online! Our founders' programs focus on the sensory-cognitive processes necessary for reading and comprehension. Recommended instruction is differentiated based on the learning needs of each student. Lindamood-Bell offers evidence-based programs, a one-to-one instructor-student ratio, and instructional quality team oversight. Available in person or online! Our continued growth involves research collaborations with MIT and UAB, and previously with Wake Forest and Georgetown University. Lindamood-Bell has been recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and has appeared on CNN, PBS, and NPR. Contact us for more information!

You will be impressed with this Mathnasium location. It's not every day you find a math learning…read morecenter run by an MIT PhD in Physics--this isn't just tutoring, it's elite-level instruction made accessible and engaging for kids at all levels. The depth of knowledge, passion for teaching, and individualized attention here is on another level. The curriculum is rigorous yet approachable, and the team creates an environment where curiosity thrives. If you want your child to not only improve in math but to love it, this is the place.

My kid faced a big problem in learning math and we could not help her…read more Thank to the professional, helpful, knowledgable and patient team. Getting fantastic results, and at a very reasonable cost, for accelerated learning. The curriculum is properly individualized to identify gaps in each student's understanding and to bridge that gap effectively. The worksheets and drills and supportive mentors do a great job of that. My kid now taking AP classes in math. Thank you Mathnasium of Nashua.

The teacher was very knowledgeable and experienced. She also works very well with kids, since she…read morehas worked in Shrewsbury Public School for many years

From the owner: Kumon of Worcester is part of the world's largest after-school math & reading program, helping…read morechildren of all ages become self-learners.