Northern Michigan Christian School

The Arrowsmith Program� is based on neuroscience research demonstrating that it is possible to treat learning disabilities by identifying and strengthening weak cognitive capacities. Arrowsmith School has used this program successfully since 1978, and the program has been available in a few U.S. schools since 2005. The goal of the Arrowsmith Program is to help students strengthen the weak cognitive capacities underlying their learning dysfunctions and to enable them to become effective, confident and self-directed learners for life. The Arrowsmith Program deals with the root causes of the learning disability rather than managing its symptoms. Students become effective learners without having to compensate for their learning disabilities. Their ability to perform complex tasks is improved when the weak cognitive areas are strengthened. Students return to a full academic program at their appropriate grade level following completion of a three or four year program. View an informative video about Arrowsmith at: http://www.arrowsmithschool.org/video.htm and read research and testimonies at http://www.arrowsmithschool.org. For further

information about the Arrowsmith Program at Northern Michigan Christian School and the learning dysfunctions it addresses, please contact us at 231-825-2492.