A: Did you hear about this amazing thing called ‘dyslexia’ that makes some people struggle academically? If yes, then I am glad you found me because my mission is exactly why that subject was created back in 1979. And since then, I continue to be passionate about helping kids overcome these issues they face every day due to having dyslexic brains as a whole society needs to understand and accept more than just Dyslexics.
So, whether you suffer from reading problems, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, ADD or other learning issues which prevents you from doing well in school； you are welcome. It really does mean the world to me to see how many families have turned to me after realizing the huge impact dyslexics had on them and their children. Because of the high probability rate of being born with dyslexia (approximately 1% in Canada), we can see that the number is rising rapidly every decade.
And, by the way, I would love to tell you that everything gets better (like those who said no to a special needs program 10 years ago). But the fact is, there won’t ever be an end point. It’s constant work until the next generation learns differently. However, with education programs like ours in schools today, students learn new ways of thinking and feeling through teaching techniques that promote positive behaviour patterns, problem solving abilities and self control strategies. These techniques allow students to develop good life habits and become the person they want to be. Our aim is to teach students these new tools through real life examples, rather than using text books, lecture notes or traditional methods.
In 2020, a student could easily say he/she struggles to read something like: A teacher tells him/her: “I’m going to put you in grade 3 English class. Now listen carefully”.

A: I am passionate about helping families teach children who struggle to learn because they have special needs. I work closely with families to identify ways that they can improve the teaching experience for their student(s). My passion lies in supporting parents and educators to develop better strategies to educate students with autism spectrum disorder, Asperger syndrome, dyslexia and other related disorders. One way which helps me create these exceptional experiences is via my personal experiences working with individuals across Canada with developmental disabilities and/or ADD/ADHD. When I was young I struggled with reading comprehension and writing due to ADHD. These difficulties impacted both school and life in general. However, through many years of dedicated efforts, and guidance from teachers, family members and professionals, I developed effective tools and practices which helped me overcome these obstacles. This made me very motivated to be an educator myself, and provide similar assistance to others facing this same challenge. Additionally, I am fortunate enough to live near beautiful Lake Simcoe, so being able to spend some quality time outdoors has benefited countless children across South East Ontario. At present, I am still learning with regard to how best to support the unique circumstances and needs of every individual, but I continue to evolve and adapt to ensure continued success. Please give me the honour of serving you and your loved ones. Together, we CAN bring positive changes to lives in New Castle County and beyond.

A: Newcastle is home to many great communities including Hunter College & School District 23； these communities offer unique opportunities for children in special needs education. We work closely with both schools district and community partners to connect students who are seeking academic assistance with qualified educators and programs. Our mission is to provide the most current tools and resources to support teachers/special educators in meeting every student’s educational needs, regardless of ability or disability.
We understand the importance of being proactive to meet the educational needs of our children； therefore, we take extra steps to ensure that every child receives individualized services and supports through effective communication channels. Whether you have a specific child or would like information regarding other qualified professionals available across Canada please contact us today.
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A: TutorOne was born to be different； our mission is to provide our customers with access to quality online services and tools designed specifically to meet their unique educational requirements.
We offer a wide range of courses including ESL, GED Prep, English, Math & Science, Business Skills, Writing, Reading Comprehension, History & Geography, Music, Dance, Drama, Physical Education, Art & Craft, Computer Basics, and many other subjects. Our programs are available in both online & onsite formats. The majority of our clients come back to work with us again and again because they find that our service provides them with the flexibility they are seeking.
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A: We understand you’re worried about getting ready for upcoming exams but we can’t stress enough how important tutoring, especially during exam season, will benefit your academic standing next term.
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A: In this ever changing world, children face several problems due to lack of education and sometimes because they have special needs. Due to various factors many kids stay away from being educated. They end up failing and droppingout of school which impacts their entire life. Sometimes these kids become withdrawn, antisocial, aggressive and lose interest in anything related to studies. Some need constant supervision in order to control violent behaviors like self harming, hitting people around and biting. These kids show signs of mental health issues ranging from anxiety attacks and depression.
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There is currently a shortage of experienced educators teaching subjects involving English (for example, ESL), Math, Science, Geography, History, Art and Literature in both private homes and schools across different locations. Our aim is to bridge this gap and offer affordable yet high-quality education programs tailored to meet specific requirements across multiple fields including STEM, GED, ACT prep and SAT exam preparation courses.
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A: 1. Do they need someone who speaks English as a mother tongue? If yes, find a tutor
2. Is it possible that he/she needs some additional support? Can be something like reading comprehension practice, grammar practice, spelling practice, language arts.etc...
3. Is this child able to listen? If yes then find a therapist who offers listening techniques.
4. Does he/she has difficulty understanding instructions given? Then find an instructor who knows about teaching children with special educational needs
5. Maybe she is afraid of being seen naked! Find her clothes appropriate for her age group. And keep everything else private.
6. Try your best to get him/her interested in things other than schoolwork. For example ； take a bike rides outside, play sports games, watch TV shows together.. and many others
7. Ask his family members / friends if they knew of somebody willing to provide extra assistance (like home lessons ) to your student?
8. Check online databases that focus on local services (ie Home schooling parents association) that could offer recommendations for families who wish to supplement traditional classroom instruction with alternative methods.
9. Have they ever come across some websites dealing specifically with Special Needs education in your area? Some of these sites feature detailed lists of service providers specializing in various areas of concern. They are all listed alphabetically so check carefully before calling each organization to see which fits best with your child’s unique circumstances
10. Finally, get in touch with schools offering programs specific to children with disabilities. Many high schools have adapted curriculum to meet the needs of those students, though some colleges and universities also offer similar courses. Contact the principal of the school closest to home where your child goes to learn the specifics of any available program offerings.
11. Keep an eye on your school calendars. Once summer break begins, try contacting local camps that specialize in caring for children with developmental disorders.

A: In today’s modern society, special needs children often face different difficulties than other kids due to various factors like birth defects, health conditions, mental disorders, physical disabilities, sensory impairments, developmental delays among others. Unfortunately, many parents around the globe feel uncomfortable addressing these issues for fear of breaking down in front of their child. As a result they opt to hide their condition behind closed doors and keep their fears under wraps. This leaves the affected child without proper education which leads to poor academic achievement. However, this should be avoided because it only creates barriers and hinders growth and development especially among those who depend solely on family members for support. For example, they lack appropriate guidance and care which ultimately affects reading comprehension, math mastery and overall educational outcomes.
If you believe you could benefit from some extra training in teaching methods related to working with those who have specific needs then you must consider joining our tutoring services roster immediately. After being trained by experienced practitioners, you would receive specialized tools and strategies that best align themselves towards helping these families overcome the challenges associated with raising their children effectively. Our dedicated team of educators are currently seeking qualified applicants in a wide range of subject disciplines including but not exclusive to Math, Science, English/Language Arts, History, Geography, French, Health & Physical Education, Computer Training, Music, Visual Art, Drama, Dance and Fitness. This includes Autism Spectrum Disorder, Dyslexia, ADD/ADHD, Specific Learning Disabilities, Spina Bifida and Cerebral Palsy to name just a few types of disability.
We offer full service online courses； including one-on-one sessions via Skype, Online Classes or Private Tuition Sessions available either after school hours or during lunch break. We strive to provide tailored solutions that meet individual student goals thus offering affordable tuition.

A: If I ask you, “what type of teacher would be ideal to work with special needs kids?” which image does most people conjure up in their head? For me, it’s probably someone who wears glasses, sports some sort of physical disability themselves, always looks like they just stepped away from a rock concert, but instead of being a roadie, they actually play music onstage sometimes, or maybe they used to coach high school athletics, but gave that up years ago because of medical issues.
Now, for many parents, and certainly for those who have had experience working in education, this picture conjures up images of teachers we call ‘special educators.’ And indeed, these individuals often end-up coaching and educating our youth with autism spectrum disorders — although there are other disabilities that fall under the umbrella term ‘autism spectrum disorder’ including intellectual impairment and motor skill developmental delays, along with dyslexia. These disabilities affect approximately 1% of Canadians (Statistics Canada), and yet the majority of educators who specialize in teaching children with these kinds of conditions find a career worth pursuing. But what makes them experts? After all, isn’t there something innately intuitive about anyone who learns how to read or write after a short amount of instruction, something about someone who knows math concepts through rote memorization rather than intuition, and so on? Is it possible to become an effective educator without having spent months studying pedagogy or educational theory first? Well, yes and no. While a well-rounded knowledge base helps prepare one for certain parts of my job description, there are plenty of aspects outside that realm where a student’s cognitive abilities aren’t really relevant anymore. So, why am I telling you this story about educators with ASDs instead of focusing solely on the topic at hand? Because, despite being labeled separately from mainstream society, these kids still go to schools.