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The dePaul School for Dyslexia
provides an alternative educational experience for adults,
youth, and children with learning disabilities and
attention deficits.
Individuals are taught in programs structured
to help promote personal success through evaluation,
assessment and specialized instruction.
suc•cess, n. the
accomplishment of an aim or purpose
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Our
aim: to provide an alternative
educational experience for those with dyslexia and attention
deficits.
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Our
purpose: to assess, remediate
and return students to a conventional school system.
We are proud to say we accomplish
both our aim and purpose and we do it extremely
well.
Mission Statement
The dePaul School for Dyslexia provides an
alternative educational experience for adults, youth, and
children with learning disabilities and attention
deficits.
Individuals are taught in programs structured
to help promote personal success through evaluation,
assessment and specialized instruction.
Summer Program
Our Summer Program is fast approaching!
The dePaul
School Summer Tutorial Program focuses on improving basic
reading and literacy skills. Each student receives
instruction in dePaul Structured Linguistics (DPSL), Auditory
Discrimination and Reading.
As the program is desinged
for students struggling with reading or experiencing learning
difficulties, admission screening may be required to determine
eligibility.
In order to guarantee placement in the
Summer Program, a completed registration form must be returned
to The dePaul School along with a non-refundable
$250 deposit by Friday, May 23. The remaining tuition
balance of &1250 is due on or before Monday, June 9,
2008.
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Defining a Problem
Dyslexia is a dysfunction of the perceptual motor processes
of otherwise normal people that causes them to perceive visual
images and sounds differently, making learning in conventional
settings extremely difficult, and sometimes
impossible.
Dyslexia is not due to either lack of intelligence or a
desire to learn; with appropriate teaching methods dyslexics
can learn successfully.
The dePaul school provides the appropriate methods.
".....my son has made so much progress since he began
here. I am so grateful for the unique and successful
approach of the staff at dePaul. The dePaul method
works."
K. K. -
Parent
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