What Is Edublox Online Tutor?
March 27, 2023
Edublox is an educational method that integrates cognitive training, reading or math tutoring, and solid learning principles.
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Edublox is an educational method that integrates cognitive training, reading or math tutoring, and solid learning principles.
Parents share their children’s progress in reading, spelling, handwriting, and math after enrolling them in the Edublox program.
She is genuinely happy now. She is not so anxious and doesn’t get as frustrated. She has learned to take herself out of difficult situations and count to 10, or just have 5 minutes to decompress.
We began using Edublox (spelling program) 6 months ago, and the results have been just stunning. Within a month, she was able to remember how to spell a few words, and then just like a baby learning to talk, she began to experience a rapid snowball effect…
Does your child have the ability to excel academically yet struggles to reach their full potential? Have they been diagnosed with dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, or ADHD?
Dennis shares how Edublox is teaching his daughter Veronica to read after other programs have failed. She was diagnosed with apraxia. Apraxia is a neurological condition that makes specific motor movements difficult.
Watch Naeleigh’s heart-warming story of overcoming learning challenges. While Edublox’s Development Tutor is improving her cognitive skills like concentration, processing, memory, and reasoning, Live Tutor and additional homework exercises provided by Edublox address her reading, spelling, and math deficits.
Once we started the Edublox program, the results were immediate. The simplicity in their teaching methods was easy for my child and for me to comply with, and we could see immediate results.
Abraham, a student with dyslexia, failed his fourth grade and did not improve for two years. His mother read about the Edublox system and gave it a try.
A mother in Fullerton shares her dyslexic daughter’s progress after two weeks on the Edublox program. She sent an update four years later.
Maddie was diagnosed with severe dyslexia, moderate dyscalculia, ADHD, and low IQ. After three years of treatment yielded little results, she embarked on the Edublox program.