Bio of\u00a0Kari Miller <\/strong><\/p>\nYou know how some students with learning challenges such as autism, attention deficit disorder or learning disabilities have poor grades, struggle with school work and think they can\u2019t learn\u2026well I help children with these problems to improve their grades, and increase their chances of getting into college, all while helping them develop their true talents.<\/p>\n
If you\u2019re like the parents I work with, you are looking for help for your child who is struggling in school. There are five factors that can get in the way of learning for students with complicated learning needs, and all five of their problems must be addressed for them to succeed. They need to:<\/p>\n
* Be taught in a way that fits their learning style\u2014not just the same old approach that is used for other students.
\n* Catch up on basic skills they\u2019ve missed because they learn differently.
\n* Build their core learning skills such as attention and memory that students need to be successful.
\n* Learn how to set priorities, manage their time and study to remember what they are learning.
\n* Believe in themselves again so they can play the game of school to win.<\/p>\n
My five-step SUCCESS program gives students with complicated learning needs the tools they need to be successful in school and in life.<\/p>\n
Dr. Kari Miller, PhD, Board Certified Educational Therapist, began her career almost twenty years ago as a special education resource teacher. She has worked with students in a vast array of capacities, including special education teacher and educational therapist.<\/p>\n
Dr. Miller has a PhD in Educational Psychology and Mathematical Statistics, a master\u2019s degree in Learning Disabilities, Gifted Education and Educational Diagnosis, and a bachelor\u2019s degree in Early Childhood Education and Behavior Disorders.<\/p>\n
Visit her website to learn about the power of her SUCCESS approach to educating learners with complicated learning needs such as autism, learning disabilities, and ADHD.<\/p>\n
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