Make thinking a skill!
Our coaching inspires students through practical perspectives and critical thinking. Students learn within and beyond academic subjects to achieve goals through understanding the real-world applications and impact of their work. The coaching takes a topic-based approach that integrates subjects that are normally delivered as rote exercises in traditional lessons.
Private Coaching (K - College)
Distance Learning Support
Computer skills - file organization, utilizing web resources, typing, etc
Effective communication with teachers via email
Note taking skills
Time management and organizational skills
The coaching will be integrated with academic tutoring (subjects listed below) as needs are identified.
Tutoring & STEM
Mathematics: All K-12, AP, and most college curriculum.
Sciences: K-12 & AP subjects.
Engineering: College engineering courses. Call for details.
Science Fair/Project/Competition Assistance: Professional perspective in all projects.
Reading & Writing: K-12 reading comprehension and writing.
Independent STEM Project: Applying engineering process for STEM projects of students’ choice.
Preparing for and Targeting a STEM Field (HS, college, and beyond)
Discover the student’s potential
Target and pursue a major in college
Gain research and internship experiences
Connect with experts in the field
Pursuing an Ideal Job
Match experience with the right job profile
Build a strong resume
Grab the hiring manager’s attention
Prepare for commonly asked technical and behavioral questions
Pricing
Monthly membership fee for “1 hour per week” multiplies by the number of hours if student attends more than 1 hour per week
Tutoring | Private Sessions
$225 monthly membership for 30 minutes per week
$385 monthly membership for 1 hour per week (K - Grade 8)
$405 monthly membership for 1 hour per week (Grade 9 - 12); $425 HS Honors and AP’s
$495 monthly membership for 1 hour per week for College Students
$125 per single 1-hour session
STEM | Private Sessions
$395 monthly membership, materials included, additional fees may apply for special materials
Academic & College Counseling | Private Sessions
$180 per hour
Contact us for members-only college preparation programs
Focused Groups
Think to Read & Write (Grades 4+):
Fall Semester: Informational Writing
September 16, 2021 to December 16, 2021 | Thursdays 4:00-5:00 | 13 classes for $515
Critical thinking is a key skill to write coherent essays. Most students’ challenges are to organize the abstract ideas in their heads into passages that readers can understand clearly. This class will focus on research skills, reading comprehension of resources, organizational skills, and critical thinking to tackle the following modern informational writing topics:
Disneyland's Secrets to Building "The Happiest Place on Earth"
The Rise of Two Most Popular Video Games
Human Space Travelers
Amazon's Fast Delivery & Easy Returns - How Is It Done?
No More Driving - Autopilot Cars
Spring Semester: Opinion Writing
With the experience of informational writing in the Fall, students will turn the same topics into opinion writing. They will add their arguments on the topics they have already written about. For example:
Is Disneyland “The Happiest Place on Earth”?
Should Humans Travel the Space?
Students will need to take the same topics to a level higher to support their arguements.
Hands-on Modern STEM (Grades 3 - 6):
Currently suspended due to COVID
This class is composed of themed real-life, interdisciplinary, and hands-on projects. They bridge the gaps between math and STEM topics that students experience in modern life. The projects focus on applying math to gain a practical lens through exploring the STEM concepts. Every month we will introduce a different topic, including but not limited to: Food Science using Whole Numbers, Modern Medicine using Decimals, Holiday Specials using Fractions, Smart Devices using Geometry, Patterns & Music, and Environmental Science using Statistics.
Charter Schools
We are a vendor with the following charter schools: Blue Ridge Academy
All programs offered to charter school students are non-religious.