Description of Services
The ARC is a learning center specializing in unique learners preschool through adult. Reading services are rendered by a Doctor of education whose areas of expertise include (1) curriculum and instruction and (2) learning disabilities and developmental disorders. The ARC’s teaching method of choice is instruction based upon individual reading goals while working concurrently on interdependent math and science projects. Alternative methods, with a focus on motivation and one-on-one instruction, help enable students achieve academic success and college degrees.
Initial Consultation
The initial consultation provides an opportunity for an in-depth discussion of all issues pertaining to levels of performance and learning. Whether those issues pertain to struggles with learning; learning disabilities; developmental disorders such as ADHD, autism, Prader-Willi syndrome, Down’s syndrome; other disorder; or English as a second language, a pre-discussion will help identify specific needs.
Skill-Based Assessment and Post Conference
The skill-based assessment will consist of exploring gaps in levels of performance and academic achievement. Analysis of assessment findings will determine the learning goals to close those gaps. The learning goals and lesson objectives will be discussed during the post conference.
Online Instructional Services
Students receive instruction through 1-hour one-on-one sessions or 2-1/2 hour sessions per week with a focus on motivation and self-esteem. All lessons are based upon the student’s individual strengths and learning styles.