Fit Learning Online Successes - Bryan
More About Bryan
Bryan was a 6th grader enrolled in a private Christian academy in the southern region of the US
Classified as learning disabled.
Bryan’s parents sought an evaluation through Fit Learning due to concerns about Bryan’s pervasive skills deficits in reading, spelling, math, critical thinking, problem solving, and expressive writing.
He was also struggling psychologically at school and had begun to withdraw from school, friends and family.
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A comprehensive evaluation was conducted, which included Reading, Math and Logic skills.
Results indicated that Bryan’s skills deficits in all academic areas could be traced back to the early primary grades. Bryan was performing in the lower quartile (i.e., 30th percentile or below) at the 3rd grade level across all standard reading, spelling, comprehension, math, and expressive writing assessments.
Together, these results indicated that Bryan was more than 3 years behind in all academic areas.
Bryan’s parents chose to withdrawl him from his current school placement and enrolled in a full-day homeschool placement with Fit Learning Online.
Following one year of online Fit Homeschool:
Bryan achieved fluency in hundreds of foundational reading, spelling, math, comprehension, grammar, and expressive writing skills.
- He gained 4 grade levels across all academic domains in one year of Fit Homeschool.
- At the end of his homeschool year, he was performing in the middle to upper quartile (50th to 99th percentile) on 7th-grade-level standard academic assessments (as compared to Intake, where he performed at the lower quartile on 3rd-grade-level standard academic assessments).
- After his homeschool year, Bryan returned to his previous school placement for 7th grade.
- By his 8th-grade year, he was enrolled in all honours-level classes.
- For 9th grade, he was accepted into an elite New England boarding school where he achieved high honors in his first semester.
