Tag: education
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Supporting the Child Living with Slow Processing Speed
By Dr. Pamela Cooper, M.A., MBA, Ph.D.Educational Diagnosticiandrpamelacooper1@gmail.com Processing speed is the brain takes in visual, auditory or movement information, makes sense of it and responding. Processing speed is not a measure of intelligence but the ability to perform a task or solve problems within a time limit. Have you noticed that your child takes…
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Childhood Apraxia of Speech
Dr. Pamela Cooper, M.A., MBA, PhD. Educational Diagnostician, Learning Disabilities Teacher-Consultant Childhood Apraxia of Speech At times, parents become concerned when their child is not engaging verbally with family or peers in a clear and understandable manner. The child appears to mumble, groan, gesture, or at times make no vocal sounds. They may make vocalizations…
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Students are seeking Summer Employment Assistance
by Dr. Pamela Cooper, M.A., MBA, PhD. Educational Educational Diagnostician Dr. Pamela Cooper is a learning disabilities teacher-consultant with the Winslow Township Public Middle School, Camden County. She can be reached at drpamelacooper1@gmail.com. EDUCATION School recess for the summer. Students are asking for summer job information. Working as a Middle School Learning Disabilities Teacher-Consultant with…
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Teaching Students Diagnosed with Auditory Processing Disorders
by Dr. Pamela Cooper, M.A., MBA, PhD. Educational Diagnostician Dr. Pamela Cooper, educational diagnostician, learning disabilities teacher-consultant (LDT-C), Winslow Township, Camden County, familylearningcenter676223749.com-pamela3068@icloud.com “Auditory Processing Disorder in students, also known as ADP, is a disorder involving the Central Processing portion of the brain. It is commonly mistaken for a hearing problem, behavior disorder or…
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