Individualized Instruction

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OrbRom Center in Phnom Penh offers individualized instruction tailored to meet the unique learning needs of children with autism, ADHD, and developmental delays. Our personalized approach promotes academic progress and skill development in a supportive environment.

One-on-One Support for Children with Special Needs

One-on-one support offers children with special needs a focused, tailored approach to learning that helps them unlock their full potential. This individualized support model allows for close attention to each child’s unique needs, offering a more personalized experience [Read More]

Teaching Counting Skills in the Classroom

Counting, a seemingly simple skill, forms the foundation for complex mathematical concepts. Yet, for students with diverse learning needs, mastering this skill can present unique challenges. This blog explores effective strategies for supporting students with diverse learning needs in [Read More]

Phonics for All: Exploring Effective Strategies for Students with Special Needs

Phonics, the ability to sound out words using letter-sound relationships, plays a crucial role in reading and writing development. While it's generally considered an essential skill for all students, mastering phonics can present unique challenges for those with special [Read More]

Nurturing Every Mind: Effective Teaching Strategies for Students with Intellectual Disabilities

Every child possesses unique abilities and learning styles, and this diversity enriches the educational landscape. Among these diverse learners are students with intellectual disabilities (IDs), who may require individualized instruction and supportive strategies to thrive in the classroom. As [Read More]

Teaching Phonics

Phonics is a method of teaching reading that focuses on the relationship between letters and sounds. It is a valuable skill for all students to learn, but it can be especially beneficial for students with special needs. Students with [Read More]

How Educators Can Support Children with Autism in the Classroom

1. Provide a safe and structured environment Children with ASD often feel overwhelmed by sensory input. They may be sensitive to noise, light, or touch. It is important to create a classroom environment that is as calm and predictable [Read More]

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