Addressing learning struggles is not only beneficial to success in learning throughout life, but also critical to the social-emotional well-being of those who are struggling with them.
Improved cognitive and academic performance
Increased independent and self-directed learning
Increased emotional and social well-being
Independence in activities and daily living
Increased rate of learning
A shift to a
growth mindset
Increased sense of
locus of control
Increase in attention, listening well, staying focused
Barbara Arrowsmith-Young
Founder of Arrowsmith, NeuroEducation Pioneer,
Author and TEDx speaker
Did you know, struggling to learn has the potential to compromise many of the social determinants of health, including employment, income, mental health, and social inclusion? Research shows that challenges in these areas could lead to poor physical health.
Addressing learning difficulties is not only beneficial but critical to the well-being of those who are struggling with them.
By changing brains, we change life outcomes. We make the brain – learning connection
The Arrowsmith Cognitive Assessment will provide you with a more in-depth insight into your child's unique cognitive profile.
An Arrowsmith trained professional will guide you through the assessment with the purpose of measuring the underlying cognitive capacities of a range of cognitive functions that are responsible for learning and performance. You will receive an Individual Learning Profile report which will describe each of the cognitive functions and how they relate to your learning process, including the ratings for each.
Whether the focus is on addressing a learning difficulty or enhancing cognitive capacities, the Arrowsmith program is a great option for many homeschooling families.
Children may work on one to three cognitive exercises daily, from September to June within the Arrowsmith part-time program.
Flexible options are available to accommodate your homeschooling schedule. Choose the time of day that works best throughout the day or into the evening. Some families create a flexible schedule, attending longer some days of the week to make room for additional activities on other days.