International Forum On Dyslexia

WATCH THE FORUM Hear from the distinguished authors of The Routledge International Handbook of Dyslexia in Education! Drawing from the wealth of knowledge presented in the book, “The Routledge International Handbook of Dyslexia in Education,” edited by Lee Siang and Gad Elbeheri, this webinar promises to be a valuable resource for educators, researchers, and anyone […]

Spotlight On Specialist Teaching

WATCH THE WEBINAR Why is Curriculum Remediation Necessary? Curriculum remediation plays an important role in children who learn differently. Children know when they are lagging in their schoolwork. This lack of progress may impact their self-esteem negatively, causing anxiety and affecting their academic performance. This, in turn, would restrict the feeling of inclusion as well […]

Understanding how an Assessment can Support Learning

SPOTLIGHT WEBINAR SERIES What is an assessment, and how is it different from a screening? Should I even be sending my child for one? Through the use of a case study on dyslexia, this webinar aims to provide a clearer understanding of what a psycho-educational assessment entails and how it can support a child’s learning. […]

The Importance of Executive Functioning in Preschoolers

SPOTLIGHT ON SPECIALIST TEACHERS WATCH THE WEBINAR ON YOUTUBE Our Spotlight on “The Importance of Executive Functioning in preparing our pre-schoolers to successfully transition into primary school” highlights the significance of executive functioning skills for preschoolers. These skills are essential for children to successfully navigate the demands of school and social situations. However, many preschoolers […]

The importance of Executive Functioning Skills in a child with SpLD

SPOTLIGHT ON SPECIALIST TEACHERS WATCH THE WEBINAR ON YOUTUBE Executive functioning is the brain’s capacity to help in self-managing everyday tasks. When someone struggles with planning, remembering information, focusing and paying attention and also multi-tasking, he or she could be suffering from Executive function Deficits. This is overwhelming under any circumstance but is compounded many times […]

TAKING STOCK

It’s a Marathon not a Sprint! by Deborah Hewes,  Dyslexia Warrior and “Mum Advocate” for those who learn differently As the school year draws to a close, I find myself reflecting on the journey my children have taken on their learning journey.  Like many parents, I’m familiar with the routine of end-of-year assessments, parent-teacher meetings, and review […]

SPOTLIGHT ON SPECIALIST TEACHER – SHILPA

We’re thrilled to introduce you to Shilpa Madane, an Educational Therapist and Senior Specialist Teacher at DAS International, who’s been making a remarkable impact in the field of education. A Mind for Learning: Shilpa holds a Bachelor’s degree in Statistics and a Bachelor of Law, both from the University of Bombay. Her diverse educational background equips […]

The Value of Coaching in Secondary Schools: Why it makes a difference?

In the evolving world of education, schools play a crucial role in preparing students for their future. As academic pressures and personal challenges increase, coaching has become a powerful tool to enhance a student’s holistic development. Traditional classroom teaching, while essential, may not always suffice in meeting the unique needs of every student. Here’s where […]

COVID-19 ADVISORY – Specialist Tutoring

Dear Parents, Further to the email you have received from our CEO Mr Lee Siang, which details DAS phased approach in our return to in-person classes for the various DAS programmes, following MOE’s lead. In line with MOE guidelines published on the 14 June, I am pleased to update that DAS International Specialist tutoring has […]

Coaching: A Personal Journey

Unlocking Potential: A Personal Journey Through Coaching By Bhavani Jeganathan Senior Specialist Teacher and Coach The Crossroads Two years ago, I found myself standing at a crossroads. My personal life, mirrored misery, feeling more like the twists and turns of a torpedo than the fulfilling existence I had envisioned. The zest for life I once had seemed […]