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    Kumon Math and Reading Center of La Mirada

    Kumon Math and Reading Center of La Mirada

    1.8(5 reviews)
    1.6 mi

    My family has been with Kumon for approximately five years, since my daughter Melody was just 3…read moreyears old. She is now 8 years old and will soon be turning 9. For five years, we trusted this program, paid tuition every month without hesitation, and genuinely believed we were investing in her education and future. That is why this experience has been so disappointing. About a month ago, we attended a parent meeting where we were told that Melody had apparently been struggling for approximately three months, and there were suspicions that she had been using a calculator to complete her work. My first thought was, why am I just now hearing about this? If my daughter has been struggling for months, why wasn't I called after the first week? The second week? Even the first month? As parents, we are partners in our children's education. We can't help solve a problem that no one tells us exists. Then today, I received another message suggesting that because Melody took a long time to complete her division problems during class but submitted the correct answers shortly after logging off, there were again concerns about whether she was being honest. As a father, that hurt. Before assuming my daughter was cheating, shouldn't someone first ask whether she simply didn't understand the concept? I immediately pulled Melody away from her session and asked her to work through a single long division problem with me. Within 10 to 15 seconds, I identified the exact step she was missing. Ten to fifteen seconds. That was all it took. She wasn't cheating. She wasn't using a calculator. She wasn't trying to be dishonest. She was simply missing one step in the long division process. Once I pointed it out, everything clicked, and she continued solving the problems correctly. That left me asking one question. If I, as her father, could identify the problem in 10 to 15 seconds, why couldn't the instructor who has worked with my daughter for nearly five years? When I brought this up, I was told by the owner that Kumon is a self learning program, that instructors do not identify where students are struggling, and that the program relies on repetition rather than instruction. I appreciate the honesty, but I also wish someone had told us that five years ago. Because if instructors are not expected to identify misconceptions, offer brief guidance, or distinguish between confusion and dishonesty, then I genuinely have to ask: What exactly have we been paying for? I never expected someone to sit with Melody for an hour and tutor her through every worksheet. That isn't realistic, nor was it ever my expectation. But I did expect that after watching my daughter grow for five years, someone would know her well enough to recognize when something wasn't right. I expected an experienced instructor to stop for just a moment and say, "Walk me through this problem," or, "I think you may have missed a step." That isn't tutoring. That isn't doing the work for her. That's called teaching. Instead, it felt like the first conclusion was that she wasn't being honest. What hurt even more was hearing that perhaps Kumon simply wasn't the right fit for Melody anymore. Think about that for a moment. A little girl who has been part of this program since she was three years old finally encounters a concept she struggles with, a concept that countless children find difficult, and instead of someone taking a few moments to identify the misunderstanding, the recommendation is to find another tutoring program. After five years, that's incredibly difficult to accept. Children are supposed to struggle. That's how they learn. The true measure of an educational program isn't how it handles students when everything is easy. It's how it responds when a child finally hits a roadblock. In our case, it felt like the moment Melody needed encouragement, patience, and just a small amount of guidance, the response wasn't support, it was suspicion. For families considering Kumon, understand what you're signing up for. It is a repetition based, self learning program. If your child thrives with independent practice, it may be a great fit. However, if you're looking for instructors who actively observe students, recognize when they're developing a misconception, ask a few questions, and help redirect them before questioning their integrity, that was not our experience. After five years, we aren't leaving because Melody struggled with long division. We're leaving because when she finally needed someone in her corner, it felt like the program gave up on her instead.

    Ms. Sarah, the owner, should really have someone else in charge. She is very rude, dismissive, and…read moreshould not be working with children. I let a couple comments pass as we all have bad days but this last time was the last straw. We had let her know we would be away on vacation and our daughter would work on her packets upon her return. We flew in Monday and took her to her session on Tuesday. She was not caught up but we asked for her usual amount of packets because we had every intention to help her catch up. She kept saying she would not giver her any and that we did not know how Kumon works (she has been going for months at this point). We were explaining to her that we would catch up in the order received and to keep the packets coming. She was not listening to a word we said and was just so combative in her responses. Everytime we would speak it was an "mhmm" as in to hurry up or a teenager rolling eyes to parent but completely dismissing the information. She went back in and tossed the packet on the desk for our 7 year old and said "Here is your packet since your dad got so mad." Our child came out to the car asking what happened and why did her teacher say that and why she was saying other things about her dad to the other staff. My husband went back in to speak to her she came out and immediately walked away and would not speak to him. She should have NEVER discussed anything about a child's parent in front of the child. I asked her to cancel my daughter's membership immediately that same day. In all fairness, I was warned by other parents and Teachers that this specific location was not the best but it was close to home so I figured we would try. Also many times you see bad reviews and you think it would be a one off. This is my warning to you IT IS NOT A ONE OFF. I think it may just be her personality at this point. I am making sure I share my experience with fellow parents in La Mirada at the schools, sports fields, dance teams, and more.

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    Kumon Math and Reading Center of Fullerton - Downtown

    Kumon Math and Reading Center of Fullerton - Downtown

    4.9(50 reviews)
    5.9 mi
    Women-owned & operated
    Speaks Spanish

    The Kumon program is excellent! I enrolled my girl in Kumon because I wanted her to learn some…read morebasic English and reading. In a world full of digital distraction, the Kumon at Fullerton provided an environment that foster learning and exceptional focus in each & every session. This is an excellent environment of learning. We have been in the program for about 6 months now, my wife and I are happy with the progress. We plan to continue Kumon for a long time. My girl will turn 4 soon. What I especially like about the program is that the tutors really take their time to monitor the progress of individual students. Thank you Ms Sheeza and team!

    Absolutely grateful for my children's wonderful Kumon teacher. Truly Genuine, patient, encouraging,…read morededicated, and doesn't sugarcoat any progress of the repetitive learning process. She's had such a positive impact on my children. Their academic growth shows with pure confidence and a KNOWING factor! The entire Kumon family values time and supports each child individually and makes learning a rewarding experience. Since starting Kumon, they continue improvements, not only in math and reading skills, but also in responsibility, focus, and self-confidence. Thank You for all the care, intentional work, and positivity you provide. More than appreciative for everything you do for all children, especially mine!!

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    Biola University - Library

    Biola University

    3.6(69 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    My son goes to Biola and he is in Torrey Honors program. So far he has nothing but wonderful things…read moreto say. What a blessing they all have been to him and us. Caring and approachable professor who don't indoctrinate but allow students to question and be students. Too bad that US universities have lost this first and most important aspect of what it means to be a student. To question, figure life out not to be told and forces what to believe and regurgitate. Biola is still true to this concept. Couldn't be happier that we sent him there.

    Review is just based on today's campus tour + admission advisor meeting + eating lunch at one of…read moretheir cafeterias. Will update a few months after daughter has attended the school. 92 acres about 5 thousand students or so (If I remember correctly from the tour). About 25 students per classroom. Doesn't sound bad at all I think. Biola has lots of open space. We could see students eating, studying, laying down on the grass relaxing, taking a rest, eating, and studying. It was great to see the students having the opportunity to do that. It is a closed campus, which I like. Just another measure of protection. Checking in at the gate with the security guard could take a minute so be patient and get there a few minutes early. Students and staff go through the other side of the gate. Lots of good information was put out. We were able to ask questions if we wanted to. Very nice and relaxing tour. Very well explained. They were all very polite and respectful. The food at the cafeteria was actually really good lol. I really enjoyed it. Good pizza, delicious ice cream, and tasty cookies lol.

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