Standards-aligned tutoring built by math teaching experts
Third Space Learning tutoring programs are available for all state standards, from elementary through middle school.
Each lesson has been created to scaffold content, allowing for review, direct instruction, guided practice, independent practice, and enrichment.
The result? Lessons close individual learning gaps, students make accelerated math growth and state assessment results improve.
“The progression of lessons aligns with our standards and the way we teach the concepts, and it flows with our curriculum. There’s a good balance of pictorial representations and abstract, especially for the students who need a bit more support. When I listen in to the sessions I hear students doing a really good job of explaining their thinking to their tutors which is awesome!”
Liz Avery, Math Instructional Coach
Renaissance Academy Charter School of the Arts, New York
Scope and sequence
Whether you have students who would benefit from more opportunities to practice grade level content ahead of state tests, or who have existing gaps from previous grades, there’s a program to suit their needs.
Lessons designed to encourage conceptual understanding
No matter the state standards, every math lesson follows an “I do, we do, you do” structure built by qualified teachers to develop understanding of grade-level math concepts and skills.
Each concept is taught step by step, with Skye drawing on prompts designed for every individual question.
Each lesson starts with a short diagnostic assessment. If a child is ready, Skye moves to independent practice. If not, Skye works through the content, adapting in real time.
Throughout, Skye uses formative assessment to catch misconceptions and give targeted hints – up to three before modelling the method.
Every lesson ends with a short summative assessment to track progress over time. Schools can also download free math worksheets to support homework and practice between lessons.
Students aren’t limited to their grade content. For example, 5th graders struggling with fractions or decimals can go back to 4th or 3rd grade, while a child who has mastered the 5th grade math curriculum can move ahead.
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Explore the online classroom, preview lessons aligned to your state’s standards and see for yourself why 4,200+ schools like yours have chosen high-impact one-on-one math tutoring from Third Space Learning:
Proven to accelerate math growth in half the time
Save up to 97% vs the average cost of one-on-one tutoring
Scalable and easy-to-implement across multiple grade levels and schools
Flexible scheduling according to your school and district’s needs
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