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Reading
skills
Find strategies for reading with greater fluency and understanding.
Focus areas
- Fluency: decoding and word attack
- Vocabulary
- Comprehension strategies
- Reading in the content areas
Individualized educational therapy
Discover how
you learn best.
Capitalize on your strengths.
Pursue paths to new opportunities.
Reading, writing, and learning support that focuses on the individual. Because the path to learning isn’t the same for everyone.
Lynnwood, Washington K–12 & college-age students
Rooted in your strengths.
Focused on your possibilities.
Focused on your possibilities.
Individualized learning strategies
Research-based educational support
Self-advocacy at every step
Our approach
More than tutoring.
A different focus.
Educational therapy looks beyond the assignment to understand how a student receives, processes, and expresses new information.
We identify learning strengths and challenges, then provide individualized, research-based remedial and compensatory strategies. Self-advocacy skills are taught throughout the process.
Discover how we helpTutoring
Understanding the subject.
Re-teaching academic content to help a student catch up, keep up, or get ahead in a particular subject.
The focus: what you learnEducational therapy
Understanding the learner.
Addressing underlying learning challenges and processing skills through individualized strategies and diagnostic teaching.
The focus: how you learnAreas of expertise
Tools for learning.
Room for growth.
Support that builds on individual strengths, from reading and writing to advocating for your needs and planning what’s next.
Reading
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Writing &
study skills
Individualized support for writing, organization, and studying.
Focus areas
- Writing skills
- Organizational skills
- Study skills
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Self-
advocacy
Understand learning needs and the supports that can help.
Focus areas
- Self-advocacy skills
- Accommodations
- IEP and 504 plans
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Transition
planning
Explore support for the next chapter of your education.
Focus areas
- Services needed in a two-year college
- Services needed in a four-year college
- Vocational and technical school services
Who we serve
Different challenges.
Individual strengths.
For K–12 and college-age students in public and private schools, with a specialization in adolescents who struggle with reading, writing, and language-based learning disabilities.
Learning challenges we address
- Slow reading & low comprehension
- Organizational & study skills
- Attention deficit disorders (ADD & AD/HD)
- Memory skills
- Visual & auditory processing disorders
- Academic self-esteem & motivation
Learning LandscapeEst. 2006
Meet your educational therapistKristina R. English,
Kristina R. English,
M.Ed.
Educational Therapist
& Reading Specialist
A personal practice. An individual approach.
About Learning Landscape
Experience with purpose.
Support that’s personal.
Learning Landscape was founded in 2006 by Kristie English, M.Ed. Her work centers on learning disabilities, reading, and the transition from high school to post-secondary education.
Kristie earned her graduate degree from the University of Washington and holds a Washington State K–12 Special Education teaching certificate and a Reading Endorsement.
She has worked extensively with adolescents in a variety of learning environments, including classes through Education Access Network and other nonprofit organizations.
View Kristie’s LinkedIn profile
A closer look
The whole picture.
In two pages.
Explore our approach, areas of expertise, and background in the Learning Landscape brochure.
Let’s start a conversation
Your next chapter
starts here.
Discover your strengths and pursue paths to new opportunities. Reach out to learn more about individualized educational therapy.
Call (206) 595-1771 kristie@learninglandscape.comOffice hours
- Monday–Friday
- 3:00 PM–8:00 PM
- Saturday–Sunday
- By appointment
Learning Landscape
Cultivating knowledge and success
with individualized learning strategies.
Cultivating knowledge and success
with individualized learning strategies.