About RIP IT UP Reading
Learning centre in Broadbeach, QLD. Reading support. Literacy intervention. Online and in-person sessions. Evidence-based programs. Reading difficulties. Rip It Up Reading in Broadbeach provides reading support for children, adolescents, and adults who face reading difficulties. Our programs are guided by research-based methods and are available both in-person and online to suit different needs. Each approach is tailored to support individual learning goals in a calm and encouraging environment. We offer structured assistance designed to help develop literacy skills at various stages of life. Our team welcomes clients from the Central Coast and surrounding areas. Get in touch with us today to learn more.
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Planning & Intervention for Children
Adolescents & Adults with Reading Difficulties & Disabilities
Learning Assessments
Online & Remote Support
School Support
Specialist Reading Centre
Tutoring
Supported Over 10,000+ Individuals & Continue to Support 100s of Students Each Week
Diagnostic Learning Assessments
Writing Learning Support
Numeracy Learning Support
Full Written Reports
Parent Interviews
School Lectures on Disability Rights in Education
In Person Weekly Sessions
Intensive Learning Support
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Accredited AASW Social Worker
Master Social Work
Master Philosophy Education (research)
Master Education Studies
Master Mental Health (current)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does RIP IT UP Reading actually do?
We are a specialist centre that works specifically with children and adolescents with learning/reading difficulties. We provide evidence and researched intervention. We do not do homework. We have programs specifically designed for your child.
Does RIP IT UP Reading work with dyslexic individuals?
We are specialists in the field. Amanda has conducted research into reading disabilities and spent 8 years researching the psychology of learning and reading disorders.
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