GROUP READING COACHING & IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAM
Practical reading strategies. Expert guidance. Support from mothers on the same journey.
$500/month
Less Guesswork. More Purposeful Reading Support.
Your Child Has Potential. Let's Help Them Make Progress.
You've tried the workbooks, watched the videos, and helped your child practice. But you're still unsure what they need to improve or what to do next.
Stop guessing what to practice. Get a clearer understanding of your child's reading needs and learn how to support their progress with expert guidance.
The Syllable Division Queen™ Group coaching is designed to help you with practical reading strategies, expert guidance, and a more structured approach to your child's reading development
What You'll Work On
You'll learn alongside Dr. Alison Parker and other parents working toward a more purposeful approach to their children's reading development.
Through group coaching with Dr. Alison Parker, you'll learn how to:
Is This Right for You?
This program may be a good fit if you:
- Have tried reading resources, but still need direction.
- Want to understand your child's reading needs more clearly.
- Are ready to learn and implement practical strategies at home.
- Value expert guidance and accountability.
- Can commit time to learning, participating, and practicing.
- - Are comfortable investing $500 per month in group reading coaching.
NOTE: This program provides educational support for parents. It isn't a substitute for individualized tutoring, diagnostic evaluation, or specialized intervention when those services are needed.
Your Next Step:
Syllable Division Queen™ Group Reading Coaching & Implementation Program
Investment: $500/month
You don't have to figure everything out alone.
Here's how to get started:
1. Apply for group coaching.
2. Review the program details and requirements.
3. If it's the right fit, take the next step toward joining the program
Ready to stop guessing and start taking a more purposeful approach to your child's reading?
Application required.
WHY WORK WITH DR. ALISON PARKER?
I'm Dr. Alison Parker, an educator, literacy expert, and founder of Purposeful Learning Academy.
My work centers on helping families understand the reading process and the skills children need to become more capable readers.
Through the Syllable Division Queen™ brand, I have developed phonics practice resources, children's books, phonemic awareness activities, and parent-focused learning materials designed to make foundational literacy concepts more accessible.
I created this ecosystem because parents deserve more than the message, "Just read with your child."
They deserve to know what to listen for, what to practice, and when to seek additional support.
My mission is to help parents move from uncertainty to informed action.
I believe mothers can help close the reading achievement gap when they have the knowledge, tools, and support to participate meaningfully in their children's literacy development.
STILL GOT QUESTIONS? WE GOT YOU!
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The program helps mothers build their understanding of foundational reading skills. You do not need to be a professional educator, but you should be willing to learn and participate.
Resources help, but how and when you use them matters, too. Coaching focuses on helping you think more strategically about implementation.
Children with dyslexia may need explicit, systematic, specialized reading instruction. Parent coaching can help you understand reading concepts and advocate for appropriate support, but it does not replace individualized intervention or professional evaluation.
No ethical reading professional can guarantee a particular outcome. Progress depends on many factors, including the child's needs, the instruction provided, consistency, and access to appropriate services. The program focuses on equipping you with knowledge and support to make more informed decisions.
That depends on your needs, budget, and how much you value expert guidance and structured implementation support. Review the program inclusions and terms carefully so you can make an informed decision.
