Special education support is suitable when a child experiences:

• difficulties with reading, writing, or spelling,
• challenges with attention, memory, or concentration,
• struggles with math concepts or problem-solving,
• slow learning pace or difficulty following classroom instructions,
• frustration, low academic confidence, or avoidance of schoolwork,

• suspected learning difficulties such as dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, or attention-related challenges.

Support helps clarify how your child learns and provides structured strategies that improve academic functioning and confidence.

During sessions, the specialist assesses how your child learns, identifies where difficulties arise, and determines which skills need strengthening. Parents receive clear explanations and practical strategies they can use at home to support reading, writing, attention, organization, and overall schoolwork.

The focus is on helping children overcome learning barriers, build effective learning habits, and experience more success and confidence in the classroom. At the same time, parents gain a clearer understanding of their child’s needs and feel empowered to support their progress.