Have you been considering enrolling your student at Mathnasium of Collegeville? Maybe you've heard that tutoring is worth the investment. A recent article from Education Week says,
"....tutoring is the original “personalized learning,” dating back centuries. .... it may be among the oldest pedagogies still in existence. And as it turns out, it is probably the single most powerful strategy for responding to learning loss."
Mathnasium of Collegeville is ready to enroll your student right away, but maybe you aren't so sure..... Maybe you'd rather get an in-depth look at Mathnasium before you sign up your student. If you'd like to check out Mathnasium risk-free, then read on!
Each Mathnasium is independently owned and operated, so you'll want to check with your local center to see what is available. Perhaps you'll enjoy a free trial session, a free consultation, or a free assessment. All Mathnasium Centers are eager to meet with potential students and parents to discuss scheduling, pricing, and give tours. Call your local Mathnasium 484-973-6889.
Mathnasium of Collegeville has been serving families all over Collegeville, Royersford, Pottstown, Schwenksville, Eagleville, Audubon, Trooper, West Norriton, East Norriton, Harleysville, Skippack, Salford, Spring City, Gilbertsville, Fagleysville, New Hanover, Layfield and getting great results. One parent said, "I am thrilled with the progress my son has made over the past 8 months. There have been several instructors at Mathnasium who have made a big impact on him as well. We are going into a new school year fully prepared. Thank you!" -J.M.
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The Mathnasium program starts off with an initial assessment. This is an opportunity for the student to demonstrate their math skills within the safety of the learning center and also evaluate whether the program would be a good fit for them. The experience of the initial assessment can be compared to a doctor's visit where the doctor will diagnose the problems before prescribing any medications. The Center Director plays the role of the 'math' doctor and evaluates the student's math strengths and weaknesses. Parents use this opportunity to learn more about the program and also evaluate whether it is a good fit for their family. Once the results of the assessment are reviewed with the family, they walk away not just with a better understanding of the gaps in the student's math understanding, but also with a learning plan designed to help the student bridge those skill gaps. The student feels content and happy for putting in the effort and leaves the center with a well-deserved reward!
