Learning Tools for Life

A New Way to Master Learning

Our students learn how to master ideas, gain a way to orient themselves, get rid of frustration/tension, and learn how to control their energy.

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Our Programs

For students with dyslexia, we use the Davis Dyslexia Correction, Davis Reading Program for Young Learners, Davis Math Mastery and Davis Attention Mastery. For students with autism or ADHD, we use Davis Stepping Stones, Davis Autism Approach, and Davis Concepts for Life.

When our students complete any of the Davis programs, they learn how their brain works, and how to eliminate confusion. Our students learn a new way to learn anything.

Please note that we do not offer testing or diagnosis.

About Dyslexia

It can show as reversals, but it can also look like trouble with reading and/or comprehension. It can show up as trouble with spelling or writing. Underneath each issue is a three dimensional way of thinking that creates a giftedness while causing issues with symbols.

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About Autism

Autism spectrum condition (ASC) is characterized by diverse social interactions, communication challenges, and restricted, repetitive patterns of behavior. It's a broad range of conditions that reflect neurological differences.

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About ADHD

ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) is characterized by persistent patterns of inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity that interfere with functioning or development. It involves more than just difficulty maintaining attention.

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Resources

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When Phonics Doesn't Work

Discover why traditional phonics instruction may not be effective for all learners and explore alternative approaches that work better for individuals with dyslexia...

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Jean Moser

Meet Jean Moser

I love helping people learn how to learn. It's a delight to watch individuals realize that they are smart, and there's nothing wrong with their brain. It's amazing to realize there's another way to learn. The Davis methods use our imaginations (what we're good at) to help us learn.

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