Parent feedback
We met Claudia on holiday when our son Julian was 3 years old. At that time he had been in the childcare group of the Anthroposophical Centre with her. Julian had a lot of fun there and felt very comfortable with Claudia. A long-standing relationship has developed from this care. So we meet again and again when we are on Lanzarote. During his school education, Julian developed a form of dyslexia and dyscalculia. When we told Claudia about it, she gave us endless encouragement and some very valuable tips. When we met again in 2015 and told her about the professional problems Julian had experienced in the meantime, she asked us if we ever had him tested for autism, because in her opinion, he showed clear autistic traits. When we got back to Germany, we immediately started to do so and Claudia was right. Julian does indeed have autism (Asperger's syndrome). Without Claudia, we would never have had the idea to have Julian examined in this direction. We are infinitely grateful to her for this and Julian is doing much better now that he knows about his problem and some things have been clarified.
The lively exchange with Claudia continues to this day. She is a very optimistic person, is fantastic at listening and passes on very valuable information and recommendations. Thank you for everything, dear Claudia!
See you soon!
Karin, mother of Julian
Claudia is the best German teacher I could wish for my child.
With a lot of empathy, Claudia immediately inspires my daughter, who has Down Syndrome, for every lesson (which is not always so easy), so you have to know which tricks to use to encourage motivation. The lessons are varied and relevant to everyday life.
I can realy recommend Claudia.
Melanie, mother of Victoria
When we moved to Lanzarote in 2014 with our two youngest children, I was urgently looking for support for my kids’ homework. I am still very glad that we got to know Claudia. With her calm, patient and empathetic manner, she supported both with all her expertise. Claudia noticed after the first few days that our daughter’s problems might come from a possible autism spectrum (Asperger Syndrome), which was confirmed years later after a long ordeal. She worked intensively with my daughter and thanks to that the school grades in 4°ESO were on average an 8 (B)! Back in Switzerland, my daughter was able to continue at Highschool in 2017 without an entrance exam. Our son also passed everything and was able to leave 4°ESO in 2019 and start an apprenticeship in applied informatics in Switzerland.
The best support for any developmental problem in childhood and adolescence in terms of education and upbringing. I can recommend this from the heart. Thank you very much dear Claudia! May as many children as possible get this chance.
In gratitude Silvia, mother of M. and L.