Brain Based Learning

Does a student have issues when it comes to putting ideas into words to write them? If a student learns how to plan ideas before writing, then that student will be very successful.

Using graphic writing organizers created by the educational therapists at Education Sage, Inc., has helped many students overcome their fear of writing. These students are shown how to take their thoughts, organize them, and plan their writing.

Education therapists at Education Sage, Inc. know how to access an individual student’s brain thinking ability to show them how to plan for their individual thinking and learning styles.

Get help now. Call 310-720-0390 to speak with a knowledgeable therapist or look at the website educationsage.net.

Strong readers need to make sense of the words being read. Just passing eyes over the words without stopping to make meaning or sense of the words is always an issue. Strong readers stop and interpret the meaning that the words are conveying.

Does your student reread material and still not get the understanding or comprehension? It is time to get help for learning how to read.

The expert educational therapists at Education Sage, Inc. can help students improve their reading comprehension skills by using current school work and additional instructional material.

Call now to discuss a person’s reading problem and get results. Phone 310-720-0390. Go online for more information at educationsage.net.

True Reading Comprehension is learned by dyslexic students at Ed Sage School. Dyslexic students are taught techniques and methods to compensate for their dyslexic reading issues. The compensatory skills for dyslexia are taught in each core class at Ed Sage School.

Extending human potential is a prime goal for Ed Sage School. Turning dyslexic students into confident learners extends their human potential.

One of the best compensatory reading techniques for dyslexics is the text to speech application for dyslexic students to use. Material can be read on the computer, on an iPad, or on an iPhone using different applications. Each dyslexic student becomes an independent reader using various methods and techniques.

Enrollment at Ed Sage School is now open for the school year beginning August 22, 2022 for grades 5-8. There are some places available. Enroll now. Call the Head of School, Beth Silver, for more information at 310-720-0390. Look at the website for the school: http://www.edsageschool.com.

Students become confident learners at Ed Sage School by extending their potential using Brain Based Learning. Each student in grades 5-8 has an Individual Student Action Plan. The plan identifies the student’s strengths and weaknesses. This is a guide for learning in the regular classroom.

Extending Human Potential is the main goal of all instruction and learning at Ed Sage School. It is important to know where to begin with a student so that a student can achieve the highest success possible. Students learn how to manage their learning. They understand what methods and techniques work for them on an individual basis. Students learn to build on their strengths and learn to overcome learning issues.

Ed Sage School is fully accredited by Cognia. Spaces in grades 5-8 are available. Enroll now. Contact the Head of School, Beth Silver, at 310-720-0390. View the school’s website at http://www.edsageschool.com.

All people have human potential. When people are taught how their individual brains work best, human potential is extended. This helps people understand and learn how to put information into long term memory in a way that is easy to retrieve the information.

Students in Ed Sage School experience learning how their brains work. They increase their reading comprehension skills, computational skills, and writing skills by a large percentage. This process makes the students confident, independent learners who know how to manage their learning and studying.

Enrollment is now open for the 2022-2023 school year for grades 5-8. Apply now and get more information. Contact Beth Silver, Head of School, at 310-720-0390 or bethcarolsilver@gmail.com. Check out the school’s website at: http://www.edsageschool.com.