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Intensive One-to-One Academic Therapy

For Students in Elementary to High School
 

Students  will work one to one with an Academic Language Therapist three  times per week for 50 minutes. Clinical supervisors will observe student progress on a weekly basis to monitor student response. Parent/Guardians will receive progress reports at the end of the 7-week program.  

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ASDEC SPECIALISTS TEACH SOUNDS IN SYLLABLES, THE ONLY ORTON-GILLINGHAM BASED program that meets all critieria for an Intensive Tier 3 intervention program in Maryland. The program provides intensive instruction in reading, writing, spelling, and handwriting. Physical movement is added to the visual and auditory stimuli to provide multisensory learning. The hands-on aspect of the structured routines facilitates attention and concentration. The careful development of conceptual understanding and the high level of repetition reinforce memory. All activities build on the mastery of skills, which helps students build self-esteem as they experience success each day.

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​Who should attend?

Students who currently are struggling in school and require special accommodations as specified in an IEP or some other educational plan.

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Dates

Spring 2025

March 3 - April 18, 2025

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Fall 2025

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What students learn

Students work one-to-one with an academic therapist in the following:

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Multisensory Language Training
ASDEC’s Sounds In Syllables teaches phonemic awareness, decoding, fluency, and comprehension procedures that focus attention, improve memory, and reduce anxiety.

 

Verbal Expression

Through interactive activities and games, students improve language skills through sentence expansion, categorizing and sequencing activities, and deductive reasoning methods.

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​Atlantic Seaboard Dyslexia Education Center

3500 East-West Highway

Suite 1418-177

Hyattsville, MD 20872​

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