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3953 E Paradise Falls Dr Unit 110 Tucson, AZ 85712
The school at Desert Willow provides a physically and emotionally
safe environment for learners. Students who have learning
disabilities, ADHD/ADD, Aspergers, or who are under-achievers can
receive a high-quality education that focuses on their learning
strengths. Desert Willow's curriculum focuses on the development of
skills in reading, writing, math, and learning strategies as
outlined in the Arizona State Standards. Accommodations and
modifications are provided for those students who require them.
This includes anything from individualized course instruction to
advanced-placement classes. As a part of their schedule, students
participate in computer-skills classes, art projects, and weekly
field trips with an emphasis on outdoor education and culture. The
acquisition of academic skills is obtained by providing small group
instruction 1:6 ratio of teachers to students. Subjects are taught
with an emphasis on the use of Howard Gardner's concept of multiple
intelligences so that students can experience learning through the
use of their strengths. In order to instill a sense of belonging,
students learn how to become a valued and respected member of their
school community. Social skills development is emphasized as an
integrated part of the school day. Part of the social development
curriculum is taken from the "Tribes" program. Through this
program, students learn to live and work cooperatively. Group
exercises focus on developing a sense of respect and compassion for
one's self and others as well as an appreciation of individual
differences.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
Frequently Asked Questions
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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