MILS for children
My child has difficulty learning - discover how your child's brain learns.
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your child spends hours on homework
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learning takes an extreme amount of energy
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despite hard work, results are still lacking
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your child becomes frustrated and insecure
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the school does not really understand where the problem lies
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is there dyslexia, dyscalculia, ADHD?
This doesn't mean your child isn't smart enough. Often, the learning method isn't suited to the child's brain.
With a MILS learning strategy analysis, you discover how your child processes information and which learning strategy works best.
MILS is suitable for children
over the age of 9
The MILS method reveals which learning strategies work for the child. What type of information is easier to absorb: text or pictures? Should the learning material be structured or is it easier to create structure yourself?
What are the benefits of the MILS method?
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You discover your own learning strategies that works both at school and at home
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Learning takes less energy
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More peace and quiet when doing homework or tests
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You will be able to deal with learning problems independently
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Better school results
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Self-confidence is increased and interest in learning are restored
How does MILS analysis administrated?
The MILS consists of two parts: a digital examination and a detailed explanation. The entire examination takes approximately 1.5 hours. Parents are usually present for children.
The MILS digital assessment takes approximately 15 minutes. Immediately after completion, the score is available, and the MILS coach will work with the candidate to gain insight into their learning style.
If parents wish, they can also complete the MILS and see how they learn themselves. It's often fun and insightful for them to see the similarities and differences between them and their children.
The interview will explore the candidate's existing learning strategies. Together, they will explore additional and more effective learning strategies. The coach will also provide study tips and advice on learning resources.
The candidate may receive a report with the results.