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Academic Support for Special Needs

Is academic learning becoming a barrier to your child’s progress, confidence, or school placement?

At Coredenza, we provide individualized academic support designed to help neurodiverse learners build essential academic skills while creating a more positive and successful learning experience.

Support may be provided in one-to-one or small-group settings and can focus on strengthening both foundational learning skills and academic confidence.

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Reading & Language Arts

Pre-K & Kindergarten

  • Letter recognition and phonics awareness

  • Early reading readiness

  • Listening comprehension

  • Vocabulary development

  • Fine motor and handwriting readiness

Grades 1–2

  • Sight words and phonics

  • Early reading fluency

  • Reading comprehension

  • Sentence building and simple writing

  • Following multi-step instructions

Grades 3–5

  • Reading comprehension and recall

  • Vocabulary expansion

  • Paragraph writing and written expression

  • Grammar and sentence organization

  • Independent reading skills

Grades 6–8

  • Reading comprehension and critical thinking

  • Essay writing and written organization

  • Grammar and editing skills

  • Literature analysis and summarizing

  • Note-taking and study strategies

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Math

Pre-K & Kindergarten

  • Counting and number recognition

  • Number sequencing and patterns

  • Basic shapes and measurements

  • Early problem-solving concepts

  • Learning through hands-on activities

Grades 1–2

  • Addition and subtraction

  • Number sense and place value

  • Beginning word problems

  • Time, money, and measurement

  • Building math confidence and accuracy

Grades 3–5

  • Multiplication and division

  • Fractions and decimals

  • Multi-step problem solving

  • Math fluency and computation

  • Applying math concepts to everyday situations

Grades 6–8

  • Pre-algebra and algebra foundations

  • Ratios, percentages, and equations

  • Multi-step and abstract problem solving

  • Organization of math work and strategies

  • Building independent problem-solving skills

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Comprehensive

Learners may also request individualized support in additional subject areas, including:
 

  • Science

  • Social Studies & History

  • Homework Support

  • Study Skills & Test Preparation

  • Classroom Projects & Presentations

  • Executive Functioning & Organization Skills

  • Our goal is to help learners develop the confidence, independence, and academic skills needed to thrive both inside and outside the classroom.

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Connect with our team to learn more about our Neurodiversity Program

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