Category: Assessment

NDD Assessment Heatherton | Raise The Bar Clinic

Understanding The Co-Occurrence Of Neurodevelopmental Disorders

Have you ever wondered why certain neurodevelopmental disorders seem to occur together more often than expected? It’s a phenomenon that can leave many parents searching for answers. Neurodevelopmental disorders, such as autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, and learning disorders, affect millions of individuals and their families around the world. Understanding the co-occurrence of neurodevelopmental disorders is

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Children with Dyslexia | Raise The Bar Psychology

Myth Busting: Learning for Dyslexic Children

Have you ever wondered how dyslexic children learn? Are you mistakenly believing that their struggles with reading equate to a lack of intelligence? It’s time to challenge these misconceptions. Dyslexia affects a significant number of children worldwide, yet it remains one of the most misunderstood learning differences. Often, potentially harmful myths cloud the understanding of

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Specific Learning Disorders Assessment | Raise The Bar Clinic

Navigating Specific Learning Disorders (SLDs): Understanding the Assessment Process

Are you feeling overwhelmed by the idea of navigating the complex world of specific learning disorders (SLDs) for yourself or a loved one? It’s a daunting journey, filled with questions and uncertainties, particularly regarding understanding the assessment process. SLDs affect many individuals, impacting their ability to read, write, or calculate efficiently or accurately. With the

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Effective Memory Strategies | Raise The Bar Clinic Clyde North

Memory Strategies for Better Learning

Have you ever been in a classroom, feeling like you need to absorb information but your brain won’t cooperate? Isn’t it frustrating when you can’t remember crucial details even after paying attention? In today’s fast-paced world, effective learning is more important than ever. Whether you’re a student juggling multiple subjects, a professional seeking to upskill,

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Reasonable Adjustments in Education | Raise The Bar Clinic Heatherton

Reasonable Adjustments In Schools: What Are They And Who Are They For?

Have you ever wondered why some students thrive in an educational setting while others seem to struggle, despite having similar capabilities? It could be that the difference lies in the adjustments made within the learning environment. In the world of education, the term “reasonable adjustments” refers to the modifications or accommodations that help create an

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Myth Busting: Learning for Dyslexic Children

Dyslexia is a type of specific learning disorder that affects reading, writing, and spelling. It is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects the brain’s ability to perceive or process verbal or nonverbal information efficiently and accurately, making it challenging for individuals to process information and express themselves effectively. There are many misconceptions surrounding dyslexia, and it’s

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Dyslexia Assessment Melbourne | Raise the Bar Heatherton

Recognising The Signs Of Dyslexia In Children

Do you suspect that your child may have dyslexia? Knowing the possible signs of dyslexia in children can assist with providing them with the necessary support and resources needed to promote their academic success and general well-being.

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Executive Functioning Support Heatherton | Raise the Bar Clinic
Educational Services

Preparing Your Child for the Transition to High School: A Parent’s Guide

Starting high school is a bigger shift for some students than others, especially where executive functioning, sensory needs or social anxiety are part of the picture. This guide walks parents of Year 6 students through building independence, communicating with the new school and easing anxiety well before Term 1 of Year 7 begins.

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Phonological Awareness and Dyslexia Moonee Ponds | Raise the Bar Clinic
Educational Services

Understanding the Connection Between Phonological Awareness, Reading and Spelling Skills

Why can a child read a familiar book fluently but freeze on a new three-letter word, or spell the same word three different ways on one page? This article explains how phonological awareness connects to reading and spelling, the early signs parents notice first, whether the behaviour is normal, and the practical steps to take before booking a formal cognitive or dyslexia assessment in Moonee Ponds.

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