Catchup kids

Catchup kids After 17 yrs of research I'm compelled to share what I learnt while raising two very hyperactive kids Is your child falling behind academically?
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We at Catch up Kids are teaching the foundational skills to ensure academic success. What we offer:
🌟 One-on-one tutoring
🌟 Support to ensure academic success
🌟 Trained school facilitators
🌟 Creative and interactive approach to learning
🌟 (IEP) Individualized Education Programs
🌟 Evidence-based Intervention for ADHD
🌟 Online learning support

Is your child eligible for the Catch Up Kids program?

1. Is your child currently in a remedial school or bridging class?
2. Have you met with your child’s teachers and has a recommendation been made that your child should move to a remedial school or bridging class?
3. Does your child struggle to follow instructions from the teacher?
5. Do you feel that your child is capable of better results and are you struggling to understand why he/she is not achieving these results?
6. Does your child need extra support to cope in the classroom?
7. Is your child struggling with academic pressure?
8. Does your child find it hard to make friends at school? Have difficulty initiating conversation?
9. Can your child effectively organise himself/herself in order to complete a task? following through with multiple instructions?
10. Is your child able to let you know exactly what is required to complete a school task or homework assignment?
11. Can your child take the perspective of others or does the smallest thing upset him/her? Does your child have inappropriate or exaggerated reactions to social conflict? Does your child seem to overreact to social conflict?
12. Is your child flexible and adaptable to different classroom environments? Does your child perform equally for different teachers?
13. Does your child have the ability to self-monitor eg if the teacher gave a specific list of tasks is your child able to go back and ascertain whether all tasks have been completed?
14. Can your child problem solve effectively?
15. Is your child aware that he/she can ask the teacher for help when needed? Asking for help can prevent your child from completing a task incorrectly
16. Have you assessed your child’s auditory memory?
17. Is your child capable of shifting attention when necessary?
18. Sustained attention can be key – is your child able to sustain his/her attention for the full duration of a task?

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