The Math Interactive Learning Experience (MILE) program is a program that teaches math in an interactive learning environment. Children are encouraged to learn the fundamental principles of math through interactive play experiences implemented in a one-on-one/small group setting. The program was designed for use with alcohol-affected children who have specific neurodevelopmental difficulties that interfere with learning basic math concepts. The MILE program may be utilized with any child with math difficulties. The program focuses on building the foundations of math skills by advancing the child through the curriculum at his or her own pace using tools and strategies developed to compensate for neurodevelopmental problems that impede learning these concepts.
This sessions is meant to be paired with the morning session "Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder."
Participants for MILE Math will need to come to Dehart Student Support Services to pick up their MILE Math Starter Kits on:
*Wednesday, June 30th before 3pm
* Thursday, August 26th before 1pm
*Friday, August 27th before 1pm.
Please contact Karen Simmons, our wonderful Dehart Clerical Staff, so that she can ensure someone is in the building to meet you.
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