The Learning Difficulties Program is a set of services and strategies designed to support students who face challenges in learning. The program helps the children to improve their academic abilities, enhances their performance, and provides them with the needed skills to overcome the difficulties they may encounter at school or in daily life. This could be achievable by using specialized teaching techniques to facilitate the child’s learning, such as visual teaching methods, movement-based learning approaches, repetition of information, and teaching organizational and study skills, including time management and task organization. The Learning Difficulties Program includes several key aspects:
● Assessment of Students' Needs: By conducting the necessary tests to understand individual learning difficulties and determine the appropriate intervention plan.
● Innovative Teaching Methods: The program applies a variety of innovative teaching methods to meet students' needs and enhance their academic skills. This includes the use of active learning techniques, cooperative learning, and suitable educational materials for each category of students.
● Psychological and Social Support: The program provides psychological and social support to students to promote self-acceptance and enhance communication and interaction, particularly within the school environment.
● Guidance and Counselling: The program offers guidance and counselling for students and caregivers (including parents and teachers) to help them manage learning difficulties and achieve academic goals with their students.
The Learning Difficulties Program aims to improve the child's ability to learn successfully by providing the support and guidance needed to overcome academic challenges, while also boosting their self-confidence and educational capabilities.