Welcome, to the Synap2it Toolbox! We are here to provide families like you with tools to give your students an edge on their learning, because when students connect to learning, everyone wins. Today we are talking about how our students at Synap2it Learning Development Center learn how to work smarter not harder.
If you’ve noticed:
- Homework taking longer than it should
- Headaches or tired eyes after doing nearpoint work
- Difficulty with reading comprehension
- Math struggles with calculation or concepts
- Poor handwriting
- Low test scores or grades
- The avoidance of reading or writing
- Low motivation regarding school
- Trouble following directions or completing work
- Disorganization
- Simply working very hard for the A, B, or C
Synap2it Learning Development Center can help.
If you don’t have a complete set of learning tools, how long would you be willing to put out large amounts of extra effort only to fail over and over again?
Most students do care deeply, but why should you try hard if you know you are going to fail anyway?
If you had a bike with a flat tire wouldn’t it make sense to fix the tire before training for a road race? You could get by with a lot of extra effort and someone holding the seat and running alongside but your achievement level is seriously compromised. How long before our students just wear out and quit?
The good news is, brain research over the last 20 years has validated that the brain can change at any time of life, not just during early childhood.
- The brain can learn to think about and process information in new and more efficient ways and our students learn to work smarter, not harder with intensive specific training.
By definition, students diagnosed with learning difficulties have at least average to above average intelligence. This is what is so confusing, the student appears bright but just doesn’t make all the connections to be able to do the work.
Most learning challenges are caused by a weakness in the underlying learning skills. These skills are the root of the brain's ability to process information. The brain must be able to take information in, remember and organize it, and finally, use it in learning.
Unfortunately, when learning skills or processing problems are just left alone, it is still there months later and will follow the student into adulthood. Simple maturation will not fix the problem.
The truth is, when student’s connect to learning, everyone wins.
Take the first step by contacting us by phone or website contact form.
- One of our highly trained professionals will be happy to talk with you to determine if the program is right for you.
Upon contacting one of our professionals, students are assessed using the Structure of Intellect assessments to identify underlying developmental and cognitive issues that can keep students and adults from achieving. We also look for areas that can be further developed to achieve even greater success.
Using this information and other screenings we are able to understand areas in an individual's learning profile that may be causing difficulty.
- We then design an individual plan of learning and remediation to develop any areas which need improvement.
- After we determine the individual learning plan, we will meet a minimum of two times a week for one hour.
This training allows a person to accomplish his/her goals academically and professionally to realize their full potential.
A lack of motivation is different
than not having the skills.
Thank you so much for joining us today. We are here to provide you with tools to give your