The Customized Curriculum Process

Step 1: Free Initial Consultation
We begin with a free consultation to understand your child’s current math abilities, learning style, and educational goals. During this meeting, we discuss areas of strength, any challenges your child is facing, and how we can best support their learning journey. This is a collaborative process where we also listen to any specific concerns you may have.

Step 2: Customized Curriculum Creation
Based on the consultation, we develop a personalized weekly curriculum tailored to your child’s needs. This includes:

• Lesson plans: Step-by-step lessons designed to target specific areas of improvement or advancement.
• Practice problems: Exercises that reinforce the day’s lessons and challenge your child’s thinking.
• Assessments: Periodic quizzes or evaluations to track progress and ensure understanding.
• Parent/Caregiver Instructional Materials: We provide instructions for you as the “teacher” to help support your child through the lessons. This includes additional problems, step-by-step guides, and teaching tips/strategies.

The curriculum aligns with state standards or your homeschooling goals and is flexible enough to adjust as your child’s needs evolve.

Step 3: Weekly Check-ins
Every week, we schedule a check-in to assess your child’s progress. This is a chance to review completed lessons, identify any challenges, and discuss what’s working well. Parents can also upload completed work or provide feedback, allowing us to fine-tune the upcoming week’s lessons.

Step 4: Ongoing Adjustments
As your child progresses, the curriculum is continuously adjusted to reflect their growing abilities. We can speed up, slow down, or pivot based on the weekly check-ins and feedback. This ensures that your child remains both challenged and supported throughout the process.

Step 5: Regular Feedback for Parents
You’ll receive regular updates on your child’s progress, including areas of improvement and future goals. We ensure you stay informed and involved in the learning process, making math education a collaborative experience.