Kids are better readers today than they were a decade ago according to a new study
According to a new study released from the Ohio State University, first graders are reading with much better reading skills than they were a decade ago. At Eye Level, we are incredibly happy to hear that, as our Eye Level Early Readers program strives to help our young students reach their true potential. From USA […]
NEW! Introducing Our Eye Level Math Word Problems
Introducing Our New Eye Level Word Problems Booklet ! Â Thank you for entrusting Eye Level for your child’s supplemental education. In order to enhance your child’s learning experience in the math program, Eye Level’s Instruction and Research & Development teams have developed a series of word problem booklets for Levels 5 through 15. These […]
How to keep your child engaged in learning during the winter break
As the holidays quickly approach, students go on winter break and families develop hectic schedules, meaning education often takes the back burner. Â Giving your child a learning-free break for those two weeks could mean that many of those important lessons they learned during school could go right out the window. Â So what can you do? […]
20 Minutes of Summer Reading a Day Keeps the Summer Brain Cobwebs Away
Throughout the school year, elementary school students strive to abide by the 20 minutes a day reading rule that teachers often assign as homework on a weekly basis. Now that summer is in full swing, many children either have unstructured daily activities or, on the flip side, have a structured routine consisting of more play-centered […]
What makes Eye Level stand out from other supplementary education centers or tutors?
Eye Level begins with our core concept having every child believe, “I am the key.” Through our curriculum, the student follows a step-by-step process that allows him or her to become a confident, self-directed learner. The student learns and masters each concept through an individually tailored experience – not by pure repetition or memorization, but […]
How does time of day affect your child’s grades?
Have you ever wondered how the time of day can affect learning and development?  This article below offers some answers, and the findings are surprising–time of day may matter more than you think in education. Original article from myAJC Class schedules: The early bird gets the worm and better math scores By Maureen Downey April 13, […]
Good at math, Bad at Word Problems; How to help
Word problems are tricky. To get the right answer, your child has to be able to read the words, figure out which mathematical operations to use and then perform the calculations correctly. A breakdown in any of these areas can lead to difficulty with word problems. If your child seems to be good at […]
10 Ways to Help Your Child Succeed in School
Every parent wants his or her child to do well in school. The problem is not usually that parents aren’t capable of helping their child do well in school. After all, not many parents have a background or training in educational techniques or child psychology. It’s just that the parent doesn’t know the best way […]
What is your child’s learning style?
If your child constantly squirms and fidgets when he’s doing math homework or insists on listening to music while studying vocabulary words, take heart. Although it may seem like he’s trying to drive you crazy, he’s probably just using the strategies that help him learn. “I like to study at a desk in silence, […]
A Math Revolution
More and more each day, parents are understanding the importance of mathematic instruction with critical thinking concepts. Â Employees for STEM careers are in high demand and short supply due to the lack of critical thinking education in our curriculum a decade ago. Â Below is an article that highlights a group of teens whose critical thinking […]
