Every lesson starts on the minute, ends with a book, and he reads it. That last part is what I could not get on my own.
Marcus T.
Reading
Reading and early math, grades 2 to 6
Teaches elementary and middle school
At your table, from Chicago
From $28/hr
A fifty-minute lesson
First thirty minutes free
A first lesson
The first half hour of any lesson is free. No card to hold it.
Free · 30 min
One lesson
Booked around the week. Nothing repeats, nothing renews.
$28 · 50 min
A weekly slot
The same hour every week, held until you give it up. Skip any week.
$28 · 50 min, weekly
A 10-lesson pack
Paid once, used whenever. 10 lessons for the price of 9.
$252 · 10 lessons
In Wendy’s words
A child who reads badly at eight is usually decoding fine and holding nothing, so I test which of the two it is in the first half hour.
10min
Bring last week's quiz, the homework that stalled or the syllabus. It gets read before anything else.
15min
You pick a question out of that pile and the two of you finish it together, out loud.
5min
A plan with the number of lessons written down, and no card asked for to hear it.
Who checked Wendy
About 11 applicants in a hundred clear all five. Open any of them to read what was actually on the paperwork.
Run on Wendy
The person on the call is the person on the profile.
Subjects and levels
Every rate on Saal is the tutor’s own and the site adds nothing to it. Move the sliders to the shape your week actually has.
Subjects
Levels
What it comes to a month
Opens at Wendy’s own rate, and a pack is 10 lessons for the price of 9.
Lessons a week
Lesson length
Your tutor’s rate
$28/hr
$272/mo
8 lessons a month, at $34 each — a 60-minute lesson against a rate quoted for 50. A ten-lesson pack takes $34 off that.
Reviews
Only a student who booked and sat the lesson can leave a review. 204 of them have.
3 of 204 shown
4.9
204 reviews
Every one of them left after a lesson with Wendy
Every lesson starts on the minute, ends with a book, and he reads it. That last part is what I could not get on my own.
Marcus T.
Reading
Reading out loud was the part she dreaded. Four months of Tuesday lessons later she gets through a page without stopping and asks for the next book.
Gregory L.
Reading
He was a full grade behind on the fall benchmark and tested back on level in March. The note after each lesson said exactly what to practise that week.
Danielle W.
Reading
Book a lesson
Pick a slot, say what the lesson is for, and confirm. The first thirty minutes cost nothing and no card is asked for to hold them.
Wendy Novak
4.9 (204)
June 8 – 14
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Brooklyn· Online or in person
$48/hr
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