Remedial and Learning Support

Steps

The steps involved in our remedial and learning support program varies depending on the specific needs and circumstances of your child.  However, here are some common steps we incorporate in our services:

1. INITIAL ASSESSMENT

The first step is usually to assess your child’s strengths and weaknesses, as well as their learning style and preferences.  This may involve tests, observations, or interviews with both the child, parent and at times the teachers.

2. GOAL SETTING

Based on the assessment, specific goals are then set for your child to work towards.  These goals are measurable, achievable and realistic.

3. PLANNING

Once the goals have been set, a plan is created for how to achieve these goals.  This often involves identifying specific skills or concepts that need to be addressed, as well as selecting appropriate instructional strategies and resources.

4. IMPLEMENTATION

The plan is put into action, with your child receiving targeted instruction and support to help them meet their goals.

5. MONITORING AND EVALUATION

Throughout the remedial or learning support process, your child’s progress is monitored and evaluated to ensure that they are making progress towards their goals.  Adjustments to the plan is made as needed based on your child’s performance and feedback.

At Thinkahead the key to effective remedial and learning support is the tailoring of our interventions to the specific needs and circumstances of the child, and the data-driven approach to ensure that progress is being made towards measurable goals.

Benefits

Our remedial and learning support program has numerous benefits such as:

1. IMPROVED ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE

By providing targeted instruction and support, remedial and learning support can help students improve grades, test scores, and overall academic performance.

2. INCREASED CONFIDENCE

When students receive the extra help and support they need to succeed, they often feel more confident in their abilities and more motivated to continue learning.

3. BETTER RETENTION

Students who receive learning support are more likely to stay in school as they are better equipped to handle the academic challenges they face.

4. ENHANCED SKILLS

Learning support can help students develop important skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, time management and study skills, which is beneficial both academically and in their future careers.

5. PERSONALISED LEARNING

Our programs can be tailored to meet the unique needs and learning styles of individual students, allowing them to receive instruction and support that is tailored specifically to them.

6. IMPROVED SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING

By helping students succeed academically, remedial and learning support can also have a positive impact on their social and emotional well-being.  When students feel successful and confident in their abilities, they are more likely to have positive relationships with their peers, teachers and families.