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My daughter is almost 10 years old and she's dyslexic. Looking for someone with qualifications and experience in teaching/tutoring kids with dyslexia

Im not focused on grades, test scores, or rushing through lessons. What matters most to me is that my kids are truly learningat their own pace, in a way that makes sense to them, and without the pressure to keep up with anyone else. Both of my children are unique, and I want their education to reflect that. Im looking for someone who can be patient, encouraging, and flexible. Someone who can help them build a strong foundation, stay confident, and discover what theyre good ateven if its not always something that fits into a box. I believe every child has their own rhythm and their own gifts, and I want to give mine the space to find theirs. If this sounds like the kind of support you enjoy providing, then Id love to work together. Thank you for understanding, Lily

My son is special needs with Autism. He's 14 and very interested in computers. He does know some basics but keeps asking me to find him a computer teacher to show him more. He is a virtual student so his schedule can be flexible. He would like if someone came to our home to help him grow his skills.

Cape Coral family needs a full-time tutor for korean language age 5

My son has autism he is 4 years old

My daughter has a iep on hand So speech therapy dyslexia ADHD. She needs 1 on 1 tutoring help

I am looking for someone to come to my work place and spend an hour or half an hour teaching Spanish speaking individuals English, and English speaking individuals Spanish.

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I am a driven teen who needs a challenge. Without the money to find that challenging (or any academics program to meet my needs), I am looking for a tutor who can give me the face-to-face my learning style requires while still making sure I learn and preparing me for potentially an Ivy League school. My previous educational experience includes: home schooling until 3rd grade; independent elementary and middle school; one year of public high school (never again); one year of VLACS (Virtual Learning Academy Charter School). VLACS was hard for me as I do not learn visually nor online well. The curriculum was well created and I enjoyed the assignments, however I felt myself caring less and less about learning. My goal is to find someone who can help to keep that flame (my love for learning) in me glowing. NOTE: I have sports at 2:30 each day.

I grew up in foster care, I took special education classes I have ADHD I'm really trying to get my GED this year.