Is this the same as tuition?
No. Tuition usually covers the current syllabus. Remedial education fills in the underlying skills that make the syllabus hard.
About this therapy
Remedial education supports children who are falling behind at school, including those with learning difficulties such as dyslexia, dysgraphia or dyscalculia. Instead of repeating schoolwork, it goes back to the skills a child is missing and builds them up properly.
Lessons move at the child's pace and use multi-sensory methods (seeing, saying, tracing, building) that help learning stick.
In a session
Every plan is built around the person in front of us, but most sessions include these.
Finding the specific gaps in reading, writing and maths.
Work focused on those gaps, not just the current syllabus.
Activities that use sight, sound, touch and movement.
Regular, honest updates on how things are going.
Families ask
No. Tuition usually covers the current syllabus. Remedial education fills in the underlying skills that make the syllabus hard.
No. Any child who is struggling can benefit.
It depends on the gaps. We review progress regularly and tell you honestly how things are going.
Under the same roof
Tell us what you have noticed. We will suggest where to start.