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Live on Zoom · Monday–Thursday afternoons

From “I hate math” to “I get it.”

Live math coaching for students who are behind, discouraged, or ready to get ahead. We find the gap, fix it, and rebuild the confidence.

Example learning path

Built from the diagnostic

  1. Fractions

    Already solid

  2. Decimals

    Already solid

  3. !

    Ratios & rates

    gap found — we start here

  4. 4

    One-step equations

  5. 5

    Graphing lines

Why kids get stuck

It’s rarely a “math brain” problem.

Most struggling students are bright. They just have a hole somewhere underneath, and nobody has had the time to find it.

01

One skill gets skipped

Math builds on itself. Miss fractions in 5th grade and ratios, equations, and algebra all wobble.

02

Then a story starts

“I’m just not a math person.” After enough tough days, that belief does more damage than the missing skill.

03

We fix both

We find the exact gap, close it, and coach the mindset so your child actually believes they can do this.

How it works

Four steps from stuck to confident.

Your child works through a personal learning path with a real math teacher beside them the whole time.

  1. 1

    Find the gaps

    Your child takes a diagnostic so we know exactly where the trouble starts, not just which grade they’re in.

  2. 2

    Build a plan

    A personal learning path targets those skills. No wasted time on what they already know.

  3. 3

    Work with Tom

    On Zoom, your child works through the plan with Tom right there to answer questions and get them unstuck.

  4. 4

    See the progress

    You get a report every week showing what was done, what clicked, and what comes next.

Schedule

One open Zoom room. You pick the days.

The room is open every afternoon, Monday through Thursday. Students come at least one hour, twice a week, on whichever days fit your family.

Monday

4:00 – 7:00 pm

Central time

Tuesday

4:00 – 7:00 pm

Central time

Wednesday

4:00 – 7:00 pm

Central time

Thursday

4:00 – 7:00 pm

Central time

The routine: at least 1 hour, 2 days a week. Steady practice is what makes progress stick. Room hours: Monday–Thursday, 4:00–7:00 pm Central.

Stay in the loop

A report in your inbox every week.

No guessing how it’s going. Every week you’ll see the time your child put in, what they practiced, what’s solid, and what we’re tackling next.

Weekly progress report

Sample format

Time worked
2 sessions

2 hr 10 min

Skills practiced
Ratios & rates, unit rates, …

6

Newly mastered
Equivalent ratios, unit rates

2

Still tricky
Ratio word problems

1

Next week: ratio word problems, one step at a time.

Illustration of the report format, not a real student.

Pricing

Simple, flat, and monthly.

One price covers everything below. No hourly meter running.

Math Confidence Lab

$200per month

At least 1 hour, 2 days a week, in the Zoom room Monday–Thursday, 4:00–7:00 pm Central.

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  • A diagnostic that pinpoints exactly where the gaps begin
  • A personalized learning path matched to your child’s level
  • Live help on Zoom from a former high school math teacher
  • Mindset coaching built in: confidence, focus, and getting unstuck
  • A weekly progress report sent to you

Your coach

Meet Tom Schaeper.

Tom taught math to high school students for 11 years, including students who had been told they weren’t “math people.” He knows the math, and he knows how to help a discouraged kid believe they can learn it.

  • 11 years teaching high school math
  • BS in Mathematics & Computer Science
  • Master’s in Learning Technologies
  • 40 years studying coaching & personal development

Questions

Good questions, short answers.

What happens during a session?+

Your child logs in to the Zoom room and works through their personal learning path. Tom is there to answer questions, explain the tricky ideas, and keep them moving.

How often, and when?+

The Zoom room is open Monday–Thursday, 4:00–7:00 pm Central. Students come at least 1 hour, 2 days a week, and you choose the days that fit your family.

How will I know how my child is doing?+

You get a progress report every week: time worked, skills practiced and mastered, what is still tricky, and the plan for the next week.

What does my child need?+

A computer or tablet with internet and Zoom, and a quiet spot to work.

How do we get started?+

Send Tom a short note using the form below. He’ll reply to set up the diagnostic and pick your days.

Get started

Ready to see where your child really stands?

Tell Tom a little about your student. He’ll write back to set up the diagnostic and choose your days.

Let’s turn “I can’t” into “I did.”

Your message goes straight to Tom’s inbox.