Reading Skills Center

Where Mindfulness Meets Education

Building foundational skills that cultivate confidence, creativity, and capability

Reading

Reading is essential to accessing the tools to grow the mind, intelligence, social skills, cognitive skills, and becoming a creative, capable, and confident person.

Is your child struggling to read? Is your child resistant to schooling and appears to be disengaged as it relates to their school experience?

Our current education system is struggling to meet the unique academic needs of each and every one of our students.

Students and teachers alike have many demands when it comes to a school day. Reading skills are introduced, but the standardized systems do not always allow for our teachers to focus on certain skills with enough repetition to help reinforce those skills in a personalized manner for each child. National standards and curriculums require our schools to move on to new concepts, whether foundations have been mastered or not.

At Reading Skills Center, we know that building a strong foundation is Key!

It is our mission at Reading Skills Center to empower your child to meet their fullest potential as it relates to their reading skills. Our focus is to build the skills that a child needs to read any curriculum, information, or test. We are not here to teach to a benchmark or standard, or teach to a test. Rather, by building up the child's personal esteem, emotional correlations to school, and the skills need to thrive, we find that our students confront their daily school and personal lives with a new confidence and capability. Then, what comes next is a natural creativity!

We also offer programs and training to those who oversee our children's academic skills and needs, so that we can support the future of our kids, who will one day oversee and support our whole community. Reach out to us at info@readingskillscenter.com for more information.

We are here to provide you with a variety of teaching skills, resources, videos, coaching, or private teaching instructions that are meant to baby step your child or student into becoming a strong and capable reader.

Our education enrichment and training programs help give you the tools you need to help support your child's foundational skills and life long love of learning.

Are you looking for our founder, Janet Uribe, to start working with your child? Set up a consultation at info@readingskillscenter.com today!

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Why Should I Invest in a Reading Skills Program?

If you think investing in your student's skills development is only about getting good grades to excel at school, you missed the point. What it's really about is building a solid foundation upon which they can pursue a successful career, profession, business and especially the confidence to discover their fullest potential. In doing so you are releasing their creativity, capability and confidence for life.

Reading Skills Center is a platform that is intended to help children, classroom teachers, daycare teachers, homeschooling families, and more, to help empower their students' confidence and skills in reading.

Our current education system is struggling to meet the unique academic needs of each and every one of our students, and sends them on to consecutive grade levels without achieving mastery of previous year's leveled skills. As a result, we find our kids in a system that does not build upon the capacity and potential, rather, it has become a system where teachers are asked to teach current grade level skills, when their kids did not necessarily master the previous years. This is a recipe for frustration.

Why is this a problem?

It creates a snowballing effect of missed opportunities to build confidence and knowledge that can help a student build to their fullest potential. It also creates a classroom where we would like the teacher to get the child where they need to be, but at no point does their curriculum go back in time to address what was missed and not mastered.

Yes, I do believe that our school and classroom leaders are doing the best work they can, but they are not the ones in charge of how and when our national curriculum will be taught, our government is.