Our Abacus Math, Reading, Writing, & Common Core tutoring programs will give your child all the mental tools they will need to succeed in the future. Schedule a FREE trial class and assessment & discover the Genius your child was born to be.
Ages 3.5 to 5 years
Pre-K to K
Ages 5 to 9 years
Grades 1 to 5
Ages 9 to 13 years
Grades 6 to 7
Math Genie teaches children to develop laser-sharp focus. Our method and learning materials train students to concentrate at the highest degree.
We improve your child's self-confidence by emphasizing positive-reinforcement. As your child excels in math, self-confidence increases.
Math Genie students learn to visualize, which uses the right side, or otherwise known as the creative side of the brain. Once this happens, creativity is unleashed. Many Math Genie students have started writing short stories and poems.
While the creative right side of the brain is being exercised, the logical left side is being used to do mathematical calculations. This combination of creativity and logic helps your child strengthen the whole brain.
Mental math also has the effect of exercising a child's visual cortex, which enhances pattern recognition. Many Math Genie students have reported increases in reading comprehension by two grade levels.
With improved self-confidence, enhanced focus, and newfound ability to retain and learn quickly, your child's grades will improve in all subjects.
"5 minute daily mentals leads to acceptance into NYC's Gifted and Talented Program."
"Child struggling with speech issues at 2 receives admission into top charter school in Newark and skips a grade."
"Most Improved Student."
"From struggling to among the best in the country."
"Wins 1st Prize in Short Story Contest for 6th Grade in Linwood Middle School."
"Winner of President's Educational Excellence Award."
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