Lisa G.
1/3/2020
My son is in high school and struggling with figuring out how to study, especially in subjects he's not interested in or don't come easily. He's quite capable IQ-wise, but lacks...
Goal Oriented Academics & Learning Sciences
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1340 S De Anza Blvd Ste 204
San Jose, CA 95129
GOAL Oriented Academics & Learning Sciences is a comprehensive executive functioning and academic support team located in San Jose, CA. Specializing in providing support for neurodiverse students, they offer services ranging from executive functioning coaching to academic tutoring.
Their evidence-based approach focuses on promoting positive habit acquisition and helping students re-engage in a healthy lifestyle. GOALS serves students from elementary school to college, including those with 504 Plans, IEPs, and private school accommodations.
With a philosophy centered on individualized support, GOALS aims to unlock each student's true potential by creating systems and habits tailored to their unique needs. Their student-centered approach ensures that both the student and their family feel supported throughout the learning process.
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4.016 reviews
Stormy M.
11/1/2023
My child worked with GOAL for a year. The first tutor found a great way to work with my child and the tutoring sessions seemed successful. Then. In the middle of the year, the tutor left. They...
Joyce W.
1/9/2025
Joyce White This company does not work well with highly intelligent people with ADHD. Their prices are too high and their instructors are not well trained. They are suppose to be providing...
Molly B.
2/14/2024
I had the highest hopes for GOALS after my one-on-one with Mason. The plan was for my husband and I to begin parent executive functioning coaching and for my son to start writing tutoring. Our...
Beth B.
3/22/2023
Goals Oriented Academics was the first to understand my son's executive functioning challenges and create a plan that worked! Through their assessments, productivity, and executive functioning...
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