Services
At S.M.A.R.T. Learning Strategies we explain how and why a student struggles and work with the client to develop and improve their learning skills. We help students from grade school to college develop skills to successfully learn.
At S.M.A.R.T. Learning Strategies we explain how and why a student struggles and work with the client to develop and improve their learning skills. We help students from grade school to college develop skills to successfully learn.
Appropriate for the student who needs to improve productivity in his/her learning. Each student is unique and we recognize this by creating an individualized student success plan with goal centered outcomes that serve to enhance a student’s planning, self-monitoring, organizational, attention, and memory skills through the use of learning strategies. Initially, services are provided on a weekly basis and taper off as the student acquires mastery of the skill.
Strategies taught will include:
Help your student take the steps to go from surviving to thriving. The goal of this training is to bring attention to, develop, and implement behaviors required for success in school. Academic Success Training is appropriate for the student who recognizes the need for improvement to meet his/her potential. The training consists of six 50-minute sessions that meet on a weekly basis.
Sessions focus on the acquisition and application of the following learning strategies:
Educational Therapy services are appropriate for the client in need of an educational advocate to communicate with parents, teachers, and other professionals. When requested, an Effective Educational Plan is provided which lists goals to help overcome academic, non-academic, and social-emotional difficulties. This intensive process of teaching goes beyond what coaching can provide. Educational Therapy is unique in that it highlights a student’s strengths to compensate for areas of weakness. Depending on the degree of difficulty, a client may meet twice a week and then on a weekly basis until the Educational Therapy goals are achieved.
In addition to executive function services, services provided to an Educational Therapy client may include the following:
“My child is struggling in school and no one seems to know why?”…“My child was just diagnosed with a learning disability, what do I do now?”…“My child is frustrated! He wants to do well and he completes schoolwork but he underperforms in school. What is he doing wrong?” If you have ever asked yourself the following questions, Educational Therapy may be right for your child.