Tutor and Assessor for Children with Specific Learning Difficulties
The umbrella term specific learning difficulties (SpLD) is used to cover a wide variety of difficulties. Many people use it synonymously with dyslexia (a difficulty with words), but it is now generally accepted that dyslexia is only one of a group of difficulties that may include:
dysgraphia: writing difficulty
dyspraxia: motor, co-ordination and organisational difficulties
dyscalculia: a difficulty performing mathematical calculations
These learning difficulties typically affect a child’s motor skills, information processing and memory. Many children with SpLD may have visual-perceptual problems. This affects their reading of print on white paper, on whiteboards, and on computers. David has considerable experience in this area and refers regularly to a North London optician, with particular expertise in how visual-perceptual issues relate to problems with learning.
David Bash has 15 years successful experience as a specialist teacher of children with Specific Learning Difficulties (Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, ADHD, etc) and Co-ordinator of Learning Support, within a large state primary school in the London Borough of Enfield. He regularly assesses learners’ levels of ability and achievement for the purposes of both putting into place the most effective teaching support for individual children and, for making submissions to relevant authorities with regard to extra time and statement applications. David is now offering private tuition and assessment. He uses both a rigorous and a creative approach to his teaching, which is geared to each individuals needs and learning styles. David is based in North London.
David Bash holds the RSA Certificate in Teaching Learners with Specific Learning Difficulties (1998) and the OCR Level 7 Certificate in Teaching and Assessing Learners with Specific Learning Difficulties (2007). David is fully CRB checked.
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