List of Benefits - A child of three to six learns to read and write forming a solid foundation for future studies. - The phonetic approach used ensures a solid knowledge of spelling. - The student learns how to study. - Vocabulary is increased dramatically. - Second language students profit from addressing the vocabulary aspect which increases their comprehension. - Parents who have English as a second language can be confident that their child will excel in English. - The children enjoy the individual lessons. - One-on-one tutoring can address each child’s specific needs. - Tutoring raises certainty, confidence and self-esteem. - The self-esteem they gain carries over to other subjects. - Relieve anxiety about how to help your children. - Patience, understanding and care allow a student to relax and enjoy the process. - Over twenty years of successful experience in tutoring makes a difference. - An older remedial student can get to the root of any trouble he is having. - A thorough understanding of the English language including spelling provides greater success in both school and life. - We find out exactly where a student is having trouble and remedy that problem. - Early reading ability makes a child independent. - Early success makes a love of learning in the future. - Twenty hours to learn to read and write for a preschooler or first grader sometimes as little as twelve hours will make a difference for the rest of that child's life.       Copyright ©2008 The Learning Connection. All rights reserved. Copyright and trademark information.