Intervention and Special Education

School-based therapists, special ed, and resource teachers use NeuroNet programs one-on-one and in small groups to help students who haven't automated basic reading, writing, and math skills.

How specialists use it

NeuroNet programs provide structured, sequential exercises for perceptual-motor development, which lays the foundation for reading, math and handwriting. When those basics aren't fluent or automatic, they demand more of a child's attention, which can lead to poor academic performance or behavior problems.

Options for schools

• School-based therapist license for one specialist's one-on-one and small-group work with students on their caseload.
• Tools for Learning Nanodegree, training designed for school-based therapists
• School licenses to bring StepUp to PreK– Grade 2 classrooms. Request a quote