Can my child use LexiMap with a StudyPoint program?
Yes — StudyPoint sessions cover strategy and full-test practice; LexiMap keeps the verbal skills moving daily between sessions and shows everyone the weak areas.
LexiMap vs StudyPoint
One-on-one SSAT and ISEE tutoring programs with a program manager
Bottom line
This comparison is not a universal winner claim. StudyPoint may be the better fit for broader study needs, lower-cost practice, or full-course support. LexiMap is built for a narrower job: focused daily verbal practice with root-based instruction, spaced review, and parent-visible progress.
Use this page to decide whether you need broad test-prep coverage, general study tools, or focused daily verbal practice with parent-visible progress.
What a season costs, in tutoring hours
Specialist verbal tutoring runs $75–$240 per hour. A full season of daily LexiMap — $249.00 one-time (or $99.00/month) — is about the cost of a few hours of tutoring, and it handles the daily practice between sessions.
FreeNo card16–30 questions, timed
Feature-by-feature comparison
| Feature | LexiMap | StudyPoint |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | $99.00/mo or $249.00 season pass | Quote-based; phone consultation required |
| What it covers | SSAT/ISEE verbal: vocabulary, analogies, context clues | Full SSAT/ISEE program with a dedicated program manager |
| Daily practice | 10-15 min of structured daily practice your child completes independently | 90-minute sessions, ten to twelve per program |
| Free mechanic | Free timed verbal section, no card | No free tier |
| Parent visibility | Skill-by-skill dashboard + weekly report | Program manager updates |
| Availability | 24/7 | Scheduled sessions |
LexiMap covers the verbal section — vocabulary, analogies, and context clues. It does not include reading passages, math, or essay practice; pair it with format practice for those.
See what your child actually does
SSAT Middle example
Stretch itemThe question
typical : atypical
- Anormal : strange
- Bgood : bad
- Cmoral : immoral✓
- Dusual : odd
- Ecommon : ordinary
How LexiMap helps
Why this answer works
Atypical uses the prefix a- to negate typical, just as immoral uses the prefix im- to negate moral.
Representative student data.
Which is right for your child?
- Needing high-touch 1-on-1 tutoring with a dedicated program manager and built-in practice tests → StudyPoint's program does that, in-home or online.
- Keeping verbal skills moving daily between ten to twelve 90-minute sessions → LexiMap: transparent pricing you can start today, automatic spaced review, and a parent dashboard both you and a tutor can read.
Your tutor owns strategy and the other sections; nothing else runs the daily verbal drilling.
Real parent experiences
What parents tell us
Different families, the same goal: make verbal practice clear enough to keep moving.
My daughter kept up with the quests on her own between tutoring sessions. Her tutor could see the weak areas and spend more time on mistakes, harder questions, and test strategy instead of checking workbook pages.
Lisa A
parent of a fifth-grade ISEE student
The diagnostic gave us a clear starting point, and the weekly tests showed what my daughter was actually retaining. The dashboard made it easy to see where she was improving and where she still needed help.
Kristy M
Parent of a seventh-grade ISEE student
Instead of memorizing random word lists, my son learned how words are built from roots, prefixes, and suffixes. The words kept coming back over time, so they actually started to stick.
David K
Parent of a seventh-grade SSAT student
Foundational research suggests vocabulary is the #1 predictor of career success.
Source: Johnson O'Connor, 20-year longitudinal study
Only 1 in 3 eighth graders reads at grade level — the worst reading scores on record.
Source: NAEP 2024
Designed specifically to train five core verbal skill domains — vocabulary, relational reasoning, contextual inference, test execution, and metacognition — not just word lists.
Source: LexiMap verbal-skills framework
Common questions
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