Academic Intervention
Our academic intervention programmes draw from best practices, offering personalised support, bridging learning gaps, and teaching study skills to empower students in accessing classroom content with ease.
Our academic interventions build on students’ strengths and provide necessary scaffolding to empower them to thrive in educational settings and beyond. Our interventions focus on building foundational skills including reading, writing, and mathematics, as well as helping students navigate academic demands such as building in study routines, turning in quality homework, revising, and preparing for assessments.
Our academic intervention programmes address learning in two ways:
- Bridging the gap between students’ current baseline and grade expectations. We draw from evidence-based intervention programmes to tailor the intervention to the child.
- Helping students manage and access classroom content by explicitly teaching study skills, and effectively using assistive technology and accommodations.
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What is Academic Intervention?
Our academic intervention programmes build foundational skills in reading, writing, and mathematics, and support learners with classroom demands and expectations.
How does Academic Intervention benefit my child?
Academic Intervention aims to help your child improve their academic performance by addressing their specific learning needs. By providing tailored support and teaching study skills, the programme helps students succeed in meeting grade-level expectations and accessing classroom content more effectively.
How is Academic Intervention personalised to my child?
Our academic intervention programmes draw from evidence-based intervention methods and are tailored to each child’s individual needs. This means that the support provided is specific to your child’s strengths, weaknesses, and learning preferences, ensuring maximum effectiveness.
What kind of support does Academic Intervention offer?
Academic Intervention offers support in two key areas: first, bridging the gap between a student’s current academic level and grade expectations through targeted intervention programmes; and second, teaching study skills and providing assistance with using tools such as assistive technology and accommodations to help students access classroom content more effectively.
How can I expect my child's progress to be monitored during Academic Intervention?
Progress in Academic Intervention is monitored regularly to track your child’s growth and identify areas for further support. This may involve ongoing assessments, feedback from teachers and intervention specialists, and adjustments to the intervention plan as needed to ensure continued progress.
