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When school is out for the summer parents like you are concerned about your children losing what they’ve learned.
At Hunter Learning Solutions, we focus not only on the retention, but also the growth of your child’s learning skills through fun, hands-on, intense, non-school-like activities that kids enjoy. While there is a little math and reading involved, they are presented in interactive, skill-building activities rather than pen/pencil busy work.
If you’d like to simply stop the brain drain, then our 21-hour program is perfect for you. It runs 1 hour per day, 3 days per week for 7 weeks. There is a pre & post test to show the retention of skill level.
If you’re looking to stop the drain and begin filling it with increased learning abilities, then our 35-hour program is for you. It runs 1 hour per day, 5 days per week for 7 weeks. Again, there is a pre & post test showing both retention and any growth that may occur.*
If you’re looking for all that AND a guarantee, why not register for our 52 hour program. It runs 1.5 hours per day, 5 days per week for 7 weeks and includes not only skill building, but also a guarantee that if growth is not seen at the end of the 7 weeks, then training will continue FREE OF CHARGE until growth is seen.**
To learn more about exactly how we stop the ‘summer brain drain’, click on the icon below to email us your information and we would be happy to share more information with you regarding our summer sessions and exactly how they work. Plus, when you register for any of our summer programs, you’ll receive a copy of our booklet, 8 Factors That Cause Students To Struggle That Every Parent & Teacher Should Know.
Learn more about how to stop your child’s brain from draining this summer!
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*While some growth is typically seen after 35 hours, children learn differently and may require time to allow them to demonstrate their new skill levels.
**While major growth is most always seen after 70 hours, we allow for those children who may need a bit more training for that growth to be measured.
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