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Tips for Helping Your Child Become a Better Reader

October 31, 2018 by Lisa Bigney Leave a Comment

Improve reading skills

 How Do I Help My Child Improve Reading Skills?     "How can I help my child in school?" is a common question asked by parents. Over the years, I have come up with several ways that a parent can support their child’s learning without becoming part of homework or starting an argument. In this blog, I am sharing several ways to help your child improve reading skills through books, TV, and sports. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Achievements, Education, help for home, help with school, Parents, Reading, Reading & Writing, Reading skills, reluctant readers, Uncategorized Tagged With: academic skills, academics, parents, read, reading, reading comprehension, reading skills, students

Elementary School: 2 Key Questions You Should Be Asking

October 4, 2018 by Halley Lavenstein Leave a Comment

These key questions open the pathway for your child's school success The new school year is underway. Students, teachers and parents have settled back into the regular routine (for the most part). It’s time to check in. Do you know how your child is doing? Do you know how you can best help your child find school success? Ask these 2 simple, key questions to get the answers and results you … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Achievements, anxiety, anxiety, Better grades, Education, Elementary school, fifth grade, first grade, fourth grade, Grades, Grades, Help, help with school, Homework, learning difficulties/differences, organization, Parents, Primary school, Programs, RITES, RITES Programs, School stress, second grade, struggling, third grade, Uncategorized Tagged With: academic skills, academics, achievements, awareness, children, homework, organization, parents, Rhode Island Tutorial & Educational Services, Rhode Island Tutorial and Educational Services, RITES, RITES program, skills, struggling, students, stuggling, support

Middle School: 2 Key Questions You Should Be Asking

October 4, 2018 by Halley Lavenstein Leave a Comment

These key questions open the pathway for your child's school success The new school year is underway. Students, teachers and parents have settled back into the regular routine (for the most part). It’s time to check in. Do you know how your child is doing? Do you know how you can best help your child find school success? Ask these 2 simple, key questions to get the answers and school success … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Achievements, anxiety, anxiety, Better grades, Education, eighth grade, Grades, Grades, Help, help with school, Homework, learning difficulties/differences, organization, organizational challenges, Parents, Programs, RITES, RITES Programs, School stress, seventh grade, sixth grade, struggling, Tutoring, Uncategorized Tagged With: academic skills, academics, achievements, awareness, children, homework, learning, learning differences, learning disabilities, organization, parents, Rhode Island Tutorial & Educational Services, Rhode Island Tutorial and Educational Services, RITES, RITES program, skills, struggling, students, study skills, stuggling, support, tutoring

High School: 2 Key Questions You Should Be Asking

October 4, 2018 by Halley Lavenstein Leave a Comment

These key questions open the pathway for your child's school success The new school year is underway. Students, teachers, and parents have settled back into the regular routine (for the most part). It's time to check in. Do you know how your child is doing? Do you know how you can best help your child find school success? Ask these 2 simple, key questions to get the answers and results you … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Achievements, ACT preparation, anxiety, anxiety, Better grades, Education, Grades, Grades, help with school, high school, high school students, high schoolers, Homework, learning difficulties/differences, organization, Parents, Programs, RITES, RITES Programs, SAT, SAT preparation, School stress, standardized test prep, struggling, study skills, Tutoring, Uncategorized Tagged With: academic skills, academics, achievements, awareness, children, High school study skills, homework, learning, learning differences, learning disabilities, organization, overcome, parents, Rhode Island Tutorial & Educational Services, Rhode Island Tutorial and Educational Services, RITES, RITES program, skills, struggling, students, study skills, stuggling, support, test taking

Free Parent Workshop: How to Help Your Child Become a Fluent, Confident Reader

June 25, 2018 by Lisa Bigney Leave a Comment

Join Rhode Island Tutorial and Sarah K. Blodgett on July 12th at 6:30 p.m. at Books On The Square to Learn How to Help Your Child Learn to Read Description Did you know it takes our children 2-3 times longer to learn to read compared to most other countries because of the complexity of our writing system? In fact, 50% of our language is of foreign origin making it one of the most unpredictable … [Read more...]

Filed Under: dyslexia, Education, learning difficulties/differences, Reading, Reading skills, reluctant readers, RITES, RITES Programs, struggling readers, summer, Uncategorized Tagged With: author, parent workshop, parents, reading, reading comprehension, reading skills, resources for parents

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