Description

🧠 Free Course: How to Help Your Student with a Systematic Approach

Helping your student doesn’t have to mean reinventing the wheel—it just means using the right map.

This free course teaches how to help your student with a systematic approach to math instruction, grounded in what cognitive science says works best for learners with complex profiles.

Based on our video-enhanced slide presentation, you’ll learn how to build effective math lesson plans that reduce cognitive load, follow a logical sequence, and meet your student exactly where they are—without overwhelming them.

✅ In this free course, you’ll learn:

• What makes a lesson plan systematic and why that matters

• How cognitive load theory applies to math instruction

• Practical ways to support working memory and attention

• The power of instructional routines and clear sequencing

• How to design lessons that are both structured and flexible

💡 Why It Matters:

When students struggle with math, it’s not always the content—it’s the way it’s taught. Research from experts like Sarah Powell and John Sweller shows that structured, direct instruction reduces mental overload and leads to better outcomes, especially for neurodiverse learners. This course brings that research to life.

👩‍🏫 Perfect For:

• Interventionists and special education teachers

• General ed teachers seeking to differentiate

• Parents supporting homeschool or homework time

• Tutors who want to ditch the guesswork and follow a proven plan

🎁 What’s Included:

• On-demand access to the training

• Lesson plan templates

📥 Enroll now—it’s free!
Learn how to help your student with a systematic approach that supports how their brain learns best.