Learning without Barriers
AAJ provides an inclusive learning environment that helps children overcome physical, academic, behavioral, and social challenges, empowering them to believe in their capabilities and reach their fullest potential.
Support Department Services
Assessment & Diagnosis
Cognitive, academic, sensory, and functional evaluations to identify each student’s needs and guide interventions.
Counseling Services
Individual and group sessions addressing emotional well-being, social skills, academic challenges, crisis management, and career guidance.
Academic Support & IEPs
Individualized Education Plans and tailored strategies to help students with learning difficulties or non-native language learners achieve success.
Early Intervention Programs
Focused support for kindergarten and early learners to strengthen motor, cognitive, communication, and social skills.
Parent Resources
Workshops, guidance, and consultations to help families support their children’s growth at home and at school.
Social-Emotional Learning (SEL)
Programs to cultivate empathy, resilience, positive relationships, responsible decision-making, and effective emotion management.
Support Department Specialists
Our multidisciplinary team works closely together in collaboration with teachers and parents to meet the diverse needs of students, including:
Special Education Teachers
Develop and implement Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) tailored to each student’s strengths and needs.
Early Intervention Specialists
Provide early support for young learners identifying developmental, social, or cognitive concerns.
Learning Aides
Assist with the implementation of individualized plans and help students succeed academically and socially.
Occupayional Therapists
Address motor, cognitive, and sensory challenges to promote independence and effective learning.
Speech & Language Therapists
Support communication skills, language development, and proper speech articulation.
Special Education Teacher
This teacher is specialized in working with students who face academic challenges, using strategies that suit each student's needs and ensuring their learning. They are also responsible for developing Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) and monitoring their implementation.
Occupayional Therapist
An expert in handling motor, cognitive, and sensory challenges that affect a child’s academic and social performance at school. They specialize in designing and providing activities and educational materials that help children achieve independence in useful daily life skills. They are also responsible for assessing and covering the sensory needs of students and providing recommendations.