Read with Leanne is a reading tutoring company in Tucson founded by Leanne Blumberg. With nearly 20 years of teaching experience, Leanne has developed a strong, structured literacy curriculum that follows the science of reading.
Read with Leanne is an approved vendor for Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) program.
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Read with Leanne is a reading tutoring company in Tucson founded by experienced reading tutor Leanne Blumberg. With 18 years of experience in the field, Leanne has developed a strong, structured literacy curriculum that follows the science of reading.
This means that all students who work with Read with Leanne are taught using evidence-based methods that have been proven to be effective in helping children become successful readers.
The science of reading refers to the body of research and knowledge about how we learn to read. A combination of linguistics, cognitive psychology, neuroscience, and educational research has greatly advanced our understanding of reading development.
As a reading tutor, Leanne incorporates this valuable information into her curriculum to ensure that all students are given the best possible support in their reading journey.
Structured literacy is an instructional approach that follows the science of reading. It is a systematic and explicit method of teaching that focuses on developing strong foundational skills in phonics, decoding, fluency, and comprehension.
This approach is essential for struggling readers as it provides them with a clear and organized framework upon which to build their reading skills.
Structured literacy has been proven to be effective in helping students become successful readers. Providing a structured and sequential approach to learning allows students to progress continuously while addressing specific areas of difficulty. This increases confidence and motivation in reading, resulting in joyful and confident readers.
At Read with Leanne, learning to read is not just about following a curriculum. It’s also about making the process fun and engaging for students. By incorporating games, activities, hands-on learning experiences, and a little magic into her lessons, Leanne ensures that students remain motivated and interested in their reading development.
This approach has been proven to be successful in keeping children engaged and excited about learning, leading to even better results.
By using the science of reading and structured literacy in her curriculum, Leanne at Read with Leanne provides students with a strong foundation for reading success. Combining evidence-based methods with engaging and fun activities makes learning to read an enjoyable experience for all students. With Read with Leanne, every child can become a confident and joyful reader.
This is not the end of our journey, but rather just the beginning. At Read with Leanne, we are dedicated to helping every child become a successful reader.
So why wait? Sign up today and give your child the gift of literacy. Let’s make reading fun together!
Payment Plans Available. Classes are one hour.
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