inov8 Educational Consulting works with many different student populations. We have extensive experience in both educational and health-care settings with students with autism spectrum disorders, developmental delays, reading disabilities and learning disabilities.
Our services in special education include workshops and private consultations in the areas of advocacy and special education curriculum and pedagogy.
Contact us for a free pre-assessment to start the consultation process or for workshop requests.
Advocacy
As a parent, do you have the basic skills and tools that are required in order to communicate effectively with the school or community professionals in your child’s life?
As a teacher or school administrator, do you understand the needs of your students in order to respond to their educational needs and provide them with the most appropriate services available to you?
- The individualized education plan
- Understanding school services
- Choosing a school that is the “best fit” for your child
- How to communicate in order to advocate effectively for your child
Curriculum and Pedagogy
Understanding your child or your student’s learning style is critical to school success. Learn how to get the most out of your child’s learning potential with an awareness of how to adapt or modify the curriculum. How to make sense of all of the commercial products available? Understand how to match your child’s learning needs to specialized programs in literacy and numeracy.
- Alternative literacy program recommendations for the student with Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Specialized numeracy program recommendations for the student with special needs
- The TEACCH model in the home setting
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I am in charge of a pilot program to move to switch toward online textbooks and resources. We are going to experiment to see if this is even a viable option. Is there any way you could be a help in this process? Do you have any data that supports the need for this type of learning/reading? I need raw data if I am going to convince that this can help student learning. (a money savings will also have to be shown in conjunction with getting rid of papaer textbooks)