Why Try Math Coaching?
If East Cobb Tutoring Center was a hospital, Math Coaching would be the ICU.
Allison brings twenty years of experience teaching and tutoring high school math to her clients. She also actively applies her skills as the mom of three teenage sons. As a parent and teacher, Allison recognizes the diverse needs of her students and children, so she develops tips and tricks for all levels of math.
Allison works with a variety of students, including those with IEPs or 504 plans, gifted students, and those who are twice-exceptional. Allison has experience tutoring students struggling with mental health concerns and is discreet and sensitive to each child’s unique circumstances.
Many students need help with study skills.
Allison teaches good study habits during all sessions. She helps kids get their school materials organized, make a calendar and prioritize tasks.
Allison’s mission is to help students feel more confident about math, achieve their goals and reduce their academic stress.
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Some families need help beyond what can be completed during one hour of tutoring.
Allison consults with coaching clients regarding accommodations, strategies for working with the school, and supporting your student. Additionally, math coaching allows flexibility in scheduling for students that require specific hours because of athletic commitments, medical needs, or hybrid programs.
Do any of these situations describe your student?
Types of Academic Struggles
- Unwilling to get extra support at school
- Unwilling to work with a parent on math
- Doesn’t “like” the teacher
- Has a borderline grade
- Repeating a class for credit
- Needs to complete requirements for magnet, IB or graduation
Types of Competitive Motivators
- Maintaining a high average
- Achieving requirements for honors or scholarships
- Gaining a competitive “edge”
- Taking more than one math class
- Taking math online without teacher support
- Seeking privacy when help is requested