Category: Children Treatments

Remedial education is suited for students of average or high intellectual abilities who are struggling in school. Such students usually do not have intellectual challenges but face difficulties in core academic areas of reading, writing and mathematics. It is also suitable for children diagnosed with Specific Learning Disability and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Designed to provide students with individual attention via one-on-one sessions, remedial education not only helps students to learn the skills required to cope with their peers, but also helps build their self-confidence and self-esteem.

Worried that your child may require Remedial Education?

1. Does your child have trouble coping with their school work?
2. Does your child consistently score low grades despite studying?
3. Is your child a slow reader or makes unexpected errors when reading aloud?
4. Does your child struggle in one area of studies, like reading, writing, or mathematics, performs well in the others?
5. Does your child have difficulty staying focussed in class?
6. Does your child find it hard to follow their class teacher’s pace?

Remedial Education is suitable for students from classes 7-10 (Arts Subject)

Treatments that can help your child:

One-on-one Classes

Psychoeducation

Psychometric Assessment

Attention Training

A shadow teacher, also known as a classroom shadow or educational assistant, is a professional who works alongside a student with special educational needs (SEN) in a mainstream classroom setting. The primary goal of a shadow teacher is to provide support to the student with learning or behavioral challenges, helping them integrate and participate more effectively in the regular classroom environment.

Academic Support:

• Individualized Instruction: A shadow teacher can tailor instruction to meet your child’s specific learning style and pace.
•  Assistance with Assignments: They can help your child understand and complete assignments, ensuring that the academic material is accessible.

Inclusion in Classroom Activities:

• Facilitating Participation: The shadow teacher helps your child participate in class activities, discussions, and group work, promoting social interaction and inclusion.
• Adaptation of Material: They may modify materials and tasks to match your child’s abilities, making the curriculum more accessible.

Behavioral Support:

• Managing Behaviors: The shadow teacher can assist in managing challenging behaviors by implementing strategies to promote positive behavior and self-regulation.
• Social Skills Development: They work on developing social skills, helping your child navigate social interactions with peers.

Communication and Collaboration:

• Liaison with Teachers: The shadow teacher communicates regularly with classroom teachers to align strategies, share insights, and ensure consistency in supporting your child’s needs.
• Collaboration with Parents: They work closely with parents, providing updates on progress, discussing goals, and seeking input to create a holistic support plan.