SPECIALIZED EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT
FOR PRESCHOOL, KINDERGARTEN & ELEMENTARY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL STUDENTS | TOKYO
Build Skills Your Child Needs
to Learn Independently
Executive function skills help students manage their schoolwork, stay organized, follow through on tasks, and become more independent learners. We identify the skills that need strengthening and provide targeted support through practical routines connected to your child's everyday schoolwork.
Skills That We Teach That Help
Students Become Independent Learners
01 | Task initiation
Learning how to understand what a task requires, decide what to do first, and get started without waiting for constant reminders.
02 | Organizational Skill Building
Building simple systems for managing worksheets, school supplies, assignments, and the materials needed for daily schoolwork.
03 | Time Management
Learning how to estimate how long tasks will take, plan ahead, and how to break larger assignments into manageable steps.
04 | Sustained Attention
Developing strategies that help your child maintain attention, work through distractions, and stay engaged with independent tasks.
05 | Emotional Regulation
Building strategies for managing frustration, responding to mistakes, adapting to changes in routine, and continuing when work becomes challenging.
Meet Your Learning Specialist
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Kinota Braithwaite
Learning & Assessment Specialist
Featured on TV NHK World Japan and in the Asahi newspaper for anti-bullying and student advocacy work
More Than Just Tutoring Tokyo
19+ Years in International Education
Extensive teaching experience in international education including Sacred Heart, Montessori School of Tokyo, Nishimachi, and ASIJ.
Assessment Qualified
Pearson Level B Qualified to administer standard assessments (WIAT-4 & Vineland-3).
Educational Therapy
Professional Certificate in Educational Therapy from the University of California - Riverside.