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Overview

Top Flight Tutor’s Learning Style Assessment & Customized Tutoring service provides a systematic way to understand how each student learns best and to design tutoring that leverages strengths while addressing weaknesses. This service is ideal for students with persistent difficulty despite classroom instruction, those with learning differences, and families seeking a highly individualized plan for academic growth.

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Why Learning Style Assessment Matters

Traditional instruction often overlooks key differences in cognitive processing, working memory capacity, attention, and perceptual strengths. A targeted assessment:

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Reveals the root causes of academic struggles.

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Informs lesson design so instruction is efficient and engaging.

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Helps tutors select the best strategies and materials for sustained progress.

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Creates a shared language between tutors, parents, and teachers about learning needs.

Key Benefits

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Personalized instruction informed by assessment data.

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Faster progress by addressing underlying processing issues.

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Reduced frustration through strategies matched to learning preferences.

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Better long-term outcomes because instruction is aligned to how the student best acquires and retains information.

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What the Assessment Covers

Our comprehensive learning style profile examines:

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Cognitive strengths and weaknesses (working memory, processing speed).

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Attention and executive function tendencies (organization, time management).

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Language processing (listening comprehension, expressive language).

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Visual-spatial reasoning and mathematical reasoning preferences.

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Reading fluency and decoding skills.

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Writing mechanics and composition readiness.

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Motivation, mindset, and study habits.

Assessment Process

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 Intake Interview

Discuss academic history, classroom performance, and areas of concern with parents and the student.

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Standardized and Curriculum-Based Measures

Administer short, reliable assessments tailored to the student’s age and needs.

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Observational Data

Collect information from tutor sessions and from parent/teacher input.

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Learning Profile Report

Provide a clear, jargon-free report that outlines strengths, areas of need, and practical instructional recommendations.

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Customized Tutoring Plan

Translate findings into a structured tutoring roadmap with specific objectives, timelines, and progress metrics.

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Customized Tutoring Plan Components

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Prioritized goals with short-term and long-term benchmarks.

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Instructional strategies matched to learning preferences (e.g., multisensory instruction for decoding; stepwise scaffolding for math).

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Session frequency and duration recommendations optimized for attention and retention.

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Homework and practice routines designed to reinforce instruction without overwhelming the student.

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Regular progress checkpoints and report updates.

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Instructional Strategies Based on Assessment Findings

Working Memory Weaknesses


- Use chunking, visual supports, and external memory aids.


- Keep multi-step directions brief and written out.

Attention and Executive Function Challenges


- Break instruction into short blocks; frequent check-ins and goal-setting each session.



- Teach organization skills and scaffold planning for assignments.

Auditory Processing and Language Difficulties


- Use multimodal approaches (visual, kinesthetic) and explicit vocabulary instruction.



- Repeat and rephrase instructions; allow time for processing.

Visual-Spatial Strengths:=


- Leverage diagrams, graphs, and visual organizers for instruction and note-taking.



- Use spatial reasoning tasks to build on strengths in math and geometry.

Reading and Decoding Difficulties


- Implement structured literacy approaches including phonics-based instruction when appropriate.



- Repeated reading and fluency-building activities.

Writing Mechanics and Composition


- Use color-coding and graphic organizers for paragraph and essay structure.



- Emphasize editing checklists and iterative revision cycles.

Progress Monitoring and Adaptation

Assessment is not a one-time event. We continuously monitor response to instruction through:

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Short curriculum-based measures each week.

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Periodic re-assessments every 6–12 weeks depending on intensity.

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Adjustment of instructional strategies when progress plateaus.

Parent and Teacher Collaboration

We provide clear, actionable recommendations for home routines and school accommodations when appropriate. Our reports are designed to be shareable with teachers and school support staff to ensure coordinated strategies across learning environments.

When to Consider an Assessment

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 Persistent struggles despite class interventions.

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Inconsistent school performance unrelated to effort.

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Diagnosed learning differences that require tailored strategies.

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Preparation for an individualized plan for college readiness or GED work.

FAQs Learning Style Assessment & Customized Tutoring

  • How long does the assessment take?

    Assessment time varies by age and scope but typically ranges from 90 minutes to 3 hours across sessions, followed by a written report.

  • Is this a diagnostic for learning disabilities?

    Our assessments are educational in nature and not a formal clinical diagnosis. They identify instructional needs and recommend teaching strategies. If a formal diagnostic evaluation is required, we can refer families to licensed specialists.

  • Will the school accept your recommendations?

    Our reports are designed to be practical and school-friendly. We can meet with school staff to discuss implementation when appropriate.

  • How soon will we see results from customized tutoring?

    Many students show measurable improvement in weeks on targeted skills; the timeline for broader academic gains depends on frequency and severity of initial difficulties.

Contact and Next Steps

To schedule a learning style assessment and begin a customized tutoring plan, call (352) 383-7754 or book an intake consultation. Our location: 7735 Lake Andrea Circle, Mount Dora, FL 32757.

Top Flight Tutor provides evidence-based assessment and instruction so every student receives teaching that fits how they learn best.