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After reading all the posts on this site about Sylvan, I
have to say that there is very little understanding of what
Sylvan Learning Centers (SLC) are and can do. Many centers
have experienced and committed educators working as a team,
and the kids benefit greatly. Some centers have teachers
with specializations, too, which does indeed allow it to
tailor programs to suit the needs of individual learners.
Having said that, it must be said that SLCs, as franchises,
are only as good as the directors and teachers who work in
them. Not all human beings are equal, regardless of how
highly standardized the product may be. I imagine some
Sylvans are not as well run, or may have less experienced
teachers. Furthermore, SLCs are sometimes limited in what
they can offer. Parents who are thinking about signing up
their learning-disabled, ESL or special-ed child at a SLC
need to find out if anyone at that cente...See More
After reading all the posts on this site about Sylvan, I
have to say that there is very little understanding of what
Sylvan Learning Centers (SLC) are and can do. Many centers
have experienced and committed educators working as a team,
and the kids benefit greatly. Some centers have teachers
with specializations, too, which does indeed allow it to
tailor programs to suit the needs of individual learners.
Having said that, it must be said that SLCs, as franchises,
are only as good as the directors and teachers who work in
them. Not all human beings are equal, regardless of how
highly standardized the product may be. I imagine some
Sylvans are not as well run, or may have less experienced
teachers. Furthermore, SLCs are sometimes limited in what
they can offer. Parents who are thinking about signing up
their learning-disabled, ESL or special-ed child at a SLC
need to find out if anyone at that cente...See More
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This is good information to thing about Sylvan Learning Center. I visited a
center today. I like it. Of course I'm wondering about the cost. My daughter
does have an IEP and learning issues. Her regular teacher and ESE teacher
recommeded this to help close the gap in her learning. It sounds great I hope it
w...See More