READING INTERVENTION & LITERACY SUPPORT

Reading Intervention & Literacy Tutoring for Elementary Students

Individualized one-on-one online reading support for families looking for more than a one-size-fits-all tutoring program. Start with a Reading Vision Assessment so we can better understand your child’s reading needs before discussing the next step.

Reading Vision Assessment: $125

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Structured Reading Support Starts With Understanding the Reader

When a child needs extra help with reading, parents often begin looking for a literacy tutor, reading intervention program, or one-on-one reading tutor.

But not every struggling reader needs exactly the same kind of support.

Eyes Up Reading begins with a Reading Vision Assessment so that we can observe how your child reads, observe their eye movement patterns during guided visual activities, discuss what your child experiences while reading, and determine whether our educational approach may be appropriate.

From there, families can make a more informed decision about the kind of reading support to pursue.

Schedule a Reading Vision Assessment

A Reading Vision Assessment is a short, one-on-one online Assessment designed to observe how the eyes move during reading-related tasks.
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Child doing a reading vision assessment eye tracking exercises

Ten Shocking Statistics Regarding Vision & Reading

Eye-tracking and muscle-coordination can dramatically affect a child's reading experience. What is perceived as a reading issue could be a correctable visual processing issue. (1)

An estimated 1 out of 4 children struggle with reading and learning because of undiagnosed vision problems. (2)

An estimated 60% of struggling readers have unaddressed vision problems. (3)

Vision problems are often mistaken for dyslexia, ADHD, or low motivation. (4)

Seeing clearly (“20/20”) is just one of 15 visual skills critical to academic success. (5)

Reading requires eye-tracking. You need to fix the eye-tracking problems and fix the reading problems. (6)

Vision therapy and reading intervention are usually separate because they target different problems, but they can overlap when a child has both and can be

addressed simultaneously. (7)

Visual processing problems in children can be hereditary, caused by physical trauma, like birth canal pressure or a concussion or injury, or by emotional trauma. (8)

Visual tracking issues must be addressed directly, or they will last your entire life. (9)

The majority of the vision problems that interfere with reading and learning are very treatable, and can be corrected within a couple of months. (10)

One-on-One Online Support for Developing Readers

Eyes Up Reading provides individualized Reading Vision Tutoring for children and teens, including kindergarten and elementary-age readers who need additional reading support.

Unlike a classroom or group reading program, one-on-one tutoring gives the tutor the opportunity to work directly with the individual student.

Because sessions are conducted online, families looking for a literacy tutor or elementary reading tutor can participate from home rather than being limited to tutors located nearby.

Depending on the student’s needs, Reading Vision Tutoring may include work with reading skills such as:

Elementary student working one-on-one with an online reading tutor
  • phonics and decoding

  • reading fluency

  • vocabulary

  • comprehension

  • individualized reading practice

  • visual skills related to reading

The goal is not to force every student through the same sequence. The tutoring is individualized around the reader.

Diagram showing language and visual skills as separate factors involved in reading

Why Eyes Up Reading Looks at Reading Skills and Visual Skills

Eyes Up Reading’s educational approach combines individualized reading instruction with support for visual skills used during reading.

That does not mean a reading struggle is automatically caused by an eye-movement problem.

It means we do not want to assume that additional reading instruction is the only area worth considering.

The Reading Vision Assessment gives us an opportunity to observe the student and look for observable eye-movement patterns so that the reading intervention can be more individualized.

Why We Start With a Reading Vision Assessment

Before recommending Reading Vision Tutoring, Eyes Up Reading starts with a Reading Vision Assessment.

The Assessment is completed online through Zoom where the Assessment Specialist observes your child's eye-movement patterns and assesses your child's reading ability.

After the Assessment, you will continue with a consultation to discuss:

  • what was observed

  • your child’s reading experience

  • questions you have about the results

  • whether the Eyes Up Reading approach appears appropriate

  • possible next steps

The Reading Vision Assessment costs $125 and is completed online from home.

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What Happens If Reading Vision Tutoring Is a Good Fit?

If you decide to continue after the Assessment and consultation, Reading Vision Tutoring is delivered one-on-one online by a Reading Vision Tutor.

Tutoring sessions can be individualized around the student’s reading needs while also incorporating support for visual skills related to reading.

Who This Reading Support Is Designed For

Reading Vision Tutoring is for families who are already actively looking for structured reading support, such as:

  • a reading intervention tutor

  • a literacy tutor

  • an elementary reading tutor

  • kindergarten reading support

  • a one-on-one reading tutoring program

  • online reading tutoring

  • individualized support for a struggling reader

You do not need to know exactly what kind of tutoring your child needs before scheduling the Assessment.

The purpose of starting with the Assessment is to gather more information before deciding what comes next.

A More Informed Starting Point for Reading Intervention

If you are searching for a reading tutoring program because your child needs more individualized support, the next step does not have to be choosing a program based only on a search result or program description.

Start by learning more about how your child is reading.

Then decide what kind of support makes sense.

The Reading Vision Assessment costs $125 and is completed online from home.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Eyes Up Reading an online reading tutoring program?

Yes. Eyes Up Reading offers one-on-one online Reading Vision Tutoring. The program combines individualized reading instruction with support for visual skills related to reading.

Do you work with kindergarten and elementary students?

Yes. Reading Vision Tutoring is available for children and teens, including kindergarten and elementary-age students.

Is Reading Vision Tutoring the same as optometric vision therapy?

No. Eyes Up Reading provides educational tutoring and support for visual skills related to reading. It does not provide clinical diagnosis, medical treatment, or optometric vision therapy.

What if you see something that may need medical evaluation?

If something observed during the Assessment raises concern about a possible clinical eye condition, Eyes Up Reading recommends consulting a licensed eye-care professional for appropriate medical evaluation.

LEGAL DISCLAIMER: Eyes Up Reading does not provide clinical diagnosis or prescription from state-licensed optometrists or ophthalmologists or orthoptists. We do not provide optometric vision therapy. We do not treat diagnosed visual disorders, strabismus, or amblyopia. We do not treat dyslexia, ADHD, or learning disabilities. Instead, we provide tutoring/educational intervention and we address visual-skills related to reading, particularly eye-tracking issues that may contribute to reading challenges.

If you need clinical vision therapy, please see a licensed professional.

Testimonials reflect the personal experiences and perspectives of students and families, not medical or optometric diagnoses, treatment claims, or professional medical opinions from Eyes Up Reading. Individual results may vary.

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