Allyson Schneider

Allyson has nearly 15 years of experience in educational intervention, with a primary focus on specialized math instruction. As a co-founder of InclusiveEDU, she provides intensive, one-to-one remediation for students with diverse learning needs, including dyscalculia and math-related anxiety. Her background as a middle school math teacher and a professional math content editor gives her a master-level understanding of how mathematical concepts build upon one another across grade levels.

She holds a Bachelor’s degree from UCLA and a Master’s degree in Math Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Colorado Denver.

Allyson’s work is dedicated to helping students bridge the gap between foundational numeracy and advanced-level mathematics. She believes that every student is capable of high-level math when given the right tools; her expertise lies in identifying specific conceptual gaps and providing the targeted instruction needed to close them. Whether a student is struggling with basic operations or navigating the complexities of advanced algebra and geometry, Allyson provides the clarity and strategy necessary for success.

Using research-based approaches, Allyson designs highly individualized learning profiles. Her goal is to empower students to not only access the curriculum but to develop the genuine confidence and independence required to excel in the classroom and beyond.