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Eduskillz Educational Testing and Planning for Success Most children with learning disabilities are intellectually on or above par .

They simply receive and process information differently. If your child's academic performance does not reflect his or her true potential, he or she may have a Learning Disability. At Eduskillz, we not only assess if your child has a learning disability , but also provide a report outlining a concrete action plan for you to follow. This will help your child perform to his or her potential. The rep

ort also includes
- Information about areas of strength
- Strategies for Success
- Techniques that cater to specific Learning Styles
- Advice on choosing paths based on assessment

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07/04/2016

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Writer's Workshop for Kids in Cox Town ,Bangalore .Book your Seats and Tickets or Pay Fees, Online or by Cash or Pay on Phone.

Writer's Workshop at Cox Town Bangalore
06/04/2016

Writer's Workshop at Cox Town Bangalore

Whose champion are you?
22/03/2015

Whose champion are you?

Rita Pierson, a teacher for 40 years, once heard a colleague say, "They don't pay me to like the kids." Her response: "Kids don't learn from people they don’t like.’” A rousing call to educators to believe in their students and actually connect with them on a real, human, personal level.

Audio books can help!
22/03/2015

Audio books can help!

If your child struggles from dyslexia or other learning disabilities, a recent workshop at the Denver Public Library discovered audio books are a big confidence boost for struggling students.

Talking about LD in Rajasthan
02/11/2012

Talking about LD in Rajasthan

A discourse on learning disabilities among children organised here on Wednesday highlighted the difficulties faced by school-going kids in recognising words, decoding information, grasping the concepts of mathematics and writing within a defined space.

Would home-based education mean remaining homebound?
16/10/2012

Would home-based education mean remaining homebound?

In 2010-11, 1,195 boys and 879 girls with multiple disabilities were enrolled at Class 1 level in the State. As per the District Information System for Education data, the numbers at Class 8 stage for the same year was 120 boys and 64 girls. At Class 10 level, the numbers were 32 boys and 27 girls.

There's an app for that.
12/10/2012

There's an app for that.

Next week I am speaking at the California Educational Technology Professionals Association's annual gathering. I will be giving several presentations to this

“It doesn’t come down to how gifted you are or how smart you are,” he says, “but how much you want to get to where you w...
27/09/2012

“It doesn’t come down to how gifted you are or how smart you are,” he says, “but how much you want to get to where you want to go.

Students who have difficulties absorbing information can succeed – and thrive – with ongoing educational support, research shows

27/09/2012

"Movies aren't just a career for Steven Spielberg, they've long been an "escape" from a learning disability he didn't even realize he had: dyslexia."

Apart from academic support , children with Learning Disabilities need to learn to understand themselves better. Discove...
25/09/2012

Apart from academic support , children with Learning Disabilities need to learn to understand themselves better. Discover their strengths and their weaknesses as well as how they can help themselves succeed.

If you’re interested in learning how to repair a dysfunctional brain through the application of systematic and extensive...
25/09/2012

If you’re interested in learning how to repair a dysfunctional brain through the application of systematic and extensive mental exercises, Barbara Arrowsmith-Young may ne the right person to help you.

Having problems with writing, reading, or basic math concepts? Any difficulties with telling time, remembering sequences, or processing concepts in language? How’s your physical coordination? These are only

"It is not just that teachers are not trained, the problem lies in the fact that most schools don't have a councilor on ...
22/09/2012

"It is not just that teachers are not trained, the problem lies in the fact that most schools don't have a councilor on board. Only then can teachers be trained to teach students with LD or autism. Even though there has been some improvement over the years, in many schools students and teachers are struggling to cope with the syllabus."

Maharashtra provided special concessions to students with learning disabilities (LD), way back in 1996, the first state in the country to do so.

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