Questions and Answers Full Video

We have compiled the questions that parents ask us the most when getting to know the BulletMap Academy. I sat down and recorded a video where I answered them all. Please watch the video if you want to know more. You can skip to the segments you like to watch.

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Our goal at BulletMap Academy is to teach children to get ready for High School. We want to equip your child to be ready for exams.

There are lots of programs available for children with Dyslexia. Some work and some don’t because not all dyslexia are alike. The key is to try it with the child and see if it works for them.

You engage your child in different levels at a given time. We use videos to make them feel relaxed and focused. Then we have 1-to-1 coaching to help them apply what they learned.

A lot of children are embarrassed with their handwriting or spelling. At BulletMap Academy, we are not particular with these things. We care about whether they can explain and share their thoughts.

We are not Dyslexia Tutors. We are not English Tutors. We are not Grammar Tutors. We are Executive Function Tutors. 

Every dyslexia is different. Some maybe quick to learn these skills but others may not. It certainly depends on the child’s way of thinking.

We can offer a faster track for students who need to learn this as soon as possible. 

If your child can’t spell or write well, we can still show them how to pass an English exam.

If your child can’t spell or write well, we can still show them how to pass an English exam.

A lot of students get hung up with perfectionism because they get anxious about doing the what the others are doing. For us, it’s not about having the perfect process, it’s about having the right end resort.

The BulletMap process works because it is an executive function process. All these learning difficulties also have trouble with executive functioning. 

The BulletMap process works because it is an executive function process. All these learning difficulties also have trouble with executive functioning. 

It’s actually quite helpful if you can’t draw. Sometimes drawing a good picture takes extra time than needed. We encourage children to be messy and playful with the doodles instead of having perfect pictures.

We take your child protection seriously. We are an online company and we meet students virtually. Whenever we meet with the student, the parent have to be in the room.

Yes, we also do scholarships. If you have a household income of less than £30,000 a year, you are eligible for the scholarship.

Somewhere between 4 months and 3 years. Developing a skill takes time, energy and repetition to properly do it.