About Oxford - a video for parents

Jim - Mar 12, 2007

I am looking to invest in opening a school that can help children with ADHD & ADD like my son. I am looking for an acedemic program that is more computer assisted in teaching than a personal teacher/ classroom approach. Maybe a 60%/40% split of the days lesson plan. My son attends a private school that promised to teach my son how to learn with ADHD issues at hand. I have yet seen a lot of change with his acedemics. I often tell my wife the first thing the school should do is analyze how he learns and establish a program that best promotes his learning abilities to stimulate his modivation to learn and to help him retain what he is learning. I think, with todays computer programs, an ADHD school should be able to benefit from software that has been created to help children stay focused on a subject due to computer interaction with activities to help stimulate learning growth. Question. Does your school emphasize the use of computers and if so, what percentage of time in a day will a child use the computer instead of a classroom environment? Question 2, instead of just offering afterschool assistance, does this franchise offer full time student learning accredited to replace public school attendance and are programs geared to a full daily schedule that can be adhered to on a calender year. Question 3, if the second answer is yes, what grade levels are established for a full time school acedemic. We need to provide a better learning program for our son and provide a certified Green Building to do it in.

Emma - Oxford Learning - Mar 5, 2008

F.H.S

Thanks for your post. This video was made in Ontario Canada.