About Us
Our Background
Loux Learning specializes in students with learning disabilities and works with students of all levels to improve their skills in reading, comprehension, fluency and math. With over thirty years in the field of education, and over ten years of tutoring students, we understand how to help our students reach their goals.
Our Expertise
We are certified teachers who have a heart for bringing out the best in our students. We serve a broad student population from pre-k through high school, as well as coaching parents in how they can assist their child to maximize their learning experience.
Our specialized tutoring services are focused primarily towards literacy, using Orton-Gillingham, a phonics-based teaching method, and other programs based on the needs of the student., Tutoring is also available for elementary math through Algebra 2.
Personalized Lessons
Every student has a unique style of learning. This is why Loux Learning provides personalized lessons that are tailored to meet their each student's specific needs. There is no cookie-cutter approach that is used for each student. After discussions of the desired goals, and assessment of their current abilities, we find the best program that works for each student's unique way of learning.
Owner & Founder
Jan Loux
Jan grew up outside of Philadelphia Pennsylvania in a large family that encouraged and inspired everyone to live a life of helping others reach their greatest potential.
Her passion for helping others experience the joy of learning led her into into the field of elementary education. She graduated with a Bachelors of Arts in Elementary Education from Eastern University in St. Davids Pennsylvania and has held teaching certificates in Pennsylvania, Illinois and currently in Michigan.
Throughout the past thirty-five years, she has had the privilege of serving in many different capacities in the education field. She has served as the Lead Teacher in 4th and 5th grade classrooms, a Reading Interventionist, a Teacher's Aide, a parent volunteer (as an active parent of four children), and as a tutor.
While there were many opportunities to get back into the classroom, it was her experience with having a child with learning disabilities that set her on the path to an approach of personalized one-on-one teaching. When it comes to helping children with learning disabilities it takes a great deal of time, commitment, and consistent effort by everyone concerned. The time that she invests with the students and parents helps them build the confidence to succeed both inside and outside of the classroom.
It is her giftedness of being able to connect with each of her students to help them discover how they learn best. As a student advocate, she helps both the students and parents through the learning process and puts the students on a path forward to accomplish their desired goals and outcomes.