Dyslexia Tutoring
Our online and in-person dyslexia tutoring is grounded in the science of reading for students with dyslexia, dysgraphia, and related language-based learning differences. Families can choose 1:1 or small-group tutoring, with both options providing the same research-backed instruction led by expert intervention specialists.
PROVEN BY INDEPENDENT RESEARCH
Recognized for Results

Johns Hopkins University Efficacy Study
Independent efficacy study of Redwood's reading intervention services

LXD Research: Research-Based Design
Meets ESSA Tier IV: Demonstrates a Rationale

LXD Research: Effectiveness Case Study
Students grew 29% above national
DIBELS® 8 expectations

Stanford NSSA Tutoring Program Design Badge
National Student Support Accelerator, Stanford University
What you can expect.
Data Guided Tutoring
We start with a screening to see how your child learns, then build a plan that targets the exact skills holding them back.
Multi-sensory Instruction
We use structured literacy and multisensory methods to build strong reading foundations that last.
Regular Progress Updates
Our instructors stay connected with parents offering real-time updates on progress.
More Confidence in Learning
Our structured literacy interventions retrain the brain and rebuild your child’s confidence in reading.
Online Tutoring Options
One-on-One Tutoring
Redwood’s 1:1 online tutoring offers the highest level of individualization, where our specialists target the exact skills holding a student back.
Sessions strengthen the core processes behind reading and writing, addressing phonemic awareness, decoding, spelling, fluency, and comprehension. Students work with a licensed literacy specialist who uses evidence-based, multisensory methods, tracks growth and consistently communicates with families.
Small Group Tutoring
Students are brought together in thoughtfully curated groups to receive best-in-class intervention while learning alongside peers with similar profiles. Instruction follows Redwood’s structured, science-of-reading approach, but the group setting adds something powerful: connection. Students practice skills together, celebrate progress, and realize they’re not alone. That shared experience often reduces anxiety and makes learning feel more approachable and even enjoyable.
In Person Tutoring Options