Kumon Math and Reading Center of Forest Hills

My family is moving away from Forest Hills in a few months and wanted to make sure I can give back to Eva, the head instructor at Kumon-​Forest Hills. My wife and I enrolled our oldest daughter at the age of 7 in order to supplement her education and giver her additional grade-​level skills. At first, we were skeptical of the Kumon system since it required our daughter to start with rudimentary/​basic lessons that we believed she knew. I struggled with watching my daughter have to repeat lessons that she already learned. We stuck with it and noticed a change in our daughters math abilities after 4 months. It was a small change but she was making connections about math that she struggled with before. My wife and I also had her enrolled in English. My daughter liked reading so this seemed unnecessary but we figured why not giver her the opportunity to challenge herself. This extra activity gave her the opportunity to practice understanding how different ideas are expressed in language and begin to read critically about what the protagnists or the event in the story. The system so far has delivered and a key component has been Eva at Kumon-​Forest Hills. She is sensitive to childrens different capacities, provides encouraging and positive words and has a great staff of co-​instructors that are kind and helpful to the students. I often see the co-​instructors smiling and providing 1on1 support to the students.
My oldest daughter started Kumon at 7 years old and has been doing it for 2 years+. My younger daughter is 5 years old and has been doing it for 1 year. I asked them why do they like Kumon, here is a list of what they told me;
— Eva is a really good teacher
— We like Rebecca, she is really nice
— The tutors give me hints at how to figure out a problem, then I can figure it out on my own in a few seconds
— I like all the books that you can take home
I plan to enroll my girls in Kumon once we move this Summer. I want them to learn the habit of taking on a bit of extra work today that will help them tomorrow. I figure that if they do this for the next 10 years, by the time they reach high school and college, they will have the will power and self-​motivation to succeed on their own.