Are you ready for your child to stop struggling and start thriving in the classroom? Stronger brain skills make it easier for children to learn to read, understand math, remember information, think clearly, and stay focused.
Many parents have tried traditional tutoring or quick-fix programs to help with memory and learning challenges. While these can provide short-term support, they often don’t address the root of the problem. That’s because they focus on memorization or practicing basic question types, rather than building the underlying skills children need to learn.
Brain training is a research-based approach that strengthens those core skills—so learning becomes easier, not harder. We offer personalized 1-on-1 brain training at our learning center in Fayetteville, GA, or online.
Our training is interactive and based on how the brain naturally learns and grows. We use proven brain-based methods to help students learn more easily, build stronger thinking skills, and feel more confident in the classroom.
This type of training gives your child the tools they need to succeed in every grade. We focus on strengthening the core skills that make learning easier. If your child struggles with reading, attention, or learning—or has dyslexia, ADHD, autism, or a language-based learning difference—we’re here to help.
Brain training focuses on the root cause of your child’s struggles. Our program strengthens the core skills the brain needs to learn—like memory, attention, visual processing, and reasoning. These are the skills that make it easier for children to learn, communicate, and think with confidence.
Each child’s training plan is personalized and designed to engage the whole brain using structured, step-by-step, and hands-on activities. As these skills improve, students become more focused and better able to understand what is being taught in class.
This means your child won’t feel left behind. They can stay engaged, participate more in class, and become more independent at home.
One of our favorite moments is when a student proudly says, “Let me show you my report card!”
“By the start of the school year in September, it was clear the difference Progressive Tutoring had made in my little girl’s life. She has gone from F’s in 5th grade to A’s and B’s in 6th grade. With their continued help, she has kept them at that level so she can spend time doing things she loves, like soccer. There is no doubt in my mind that Bobbie, her mother, and I will look back at these moments as a turning point in her life.”
I’m Sylvia Hodges, founder and Learning Specialist at Progressive Tutoring – Spark Thinking. I’m a teacher with over 28 years of experience, and my mission is to give children access to the kind of personalized, targeted support that changed my brother’s life.
When my brother was in kindergarten, he began struggling in school. At first, my mom hoped he would catch up—but instead, his challenges grew. She turned to his teachers for help, but they didn’t know how to support him. Frustrated by the lack of resources, she spent years searching for answers and the right support before it was too late.
Everything changed when we finally found experienced specialists who identified the root cause of his struggles. They understood both his strengths and his challenges—and, most importantly, how to teach him in a way that made learning stick.
After years of frustration, my brother began to thrive—not just temporarily, but consistently.
Today, he is a board-certified ENT surgeon and medical school professor.
That’s why I do this work—so families can find answers sooner, and children can gain the skills and confidence they need to truly thrive.
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