Danielle Baillieu - EFL, English, Maths, 11+, SEN, Dyspraxia & Dyslexia Tutor Barnet, Finchley, Hendon, Mill Hill & Winchmore Hill

Subjects:
Experienced teacher and Inclusion Manager:
Sats prep Key stage 1 & 2; 11+ entrance exams.

Verbal and Non-verbal reasoning.

Specialism: dyslexia, dyspraxia, maths anxiety, EAL and other SEN
Dyslexia Assessor registered with BDA & PATOSS

Price and Range:
General teaching
Lessons are 1 hour

Key stage 1 and KS2 £50


£50: 11 + exam prep, Verbal/non verbal reasoning

£50 + Special needs (dyslexia, dyspraxia, ADHD) - will depend on the learning difficulty
Dyslexia Report on application

Personal Information:
Fully qualified teacher (QTS) * BA (Hons) Law * MA Education * MSc Psychology * NASCO (National Award For SEN Coordination)
CRB checked

I have much teaching experience of 11+ / 12+ entrance exams which have resulted in success. I am very patient, with the aim of offering inspirational learning.

11+ and 12+ admissions to secondary Schools.
I specialize in 11+ verbal and non-verbal reasoning and comprehension for admission into secondary schools. Former pupils have gone on to a number of schools like Henrietta Barnet, Mill Hill County, QE Boys and QE Girls, Latymer, Haberdashers, Dame Alice Owen, Aldenham and Channing to name a few. I completed a MA from Middlesex University focusing on the underachievement of ‘More Able’ pupils. The school selection procedures can be daunting and I believe that good practice of the techniques required helps pupils become more familiar with the tasks they are expected to complete in the time allocated.

SEN Experience Includes:
Conventional methods can only be put into place when there is a good understanding of the problems experienced by the child – which can differ enormously from child to child. Dyslexia can be identified at all verbal IQ levels and often include deficits in both automatic visual recognition and phonological decoding of graphic stimuli. Screening is an excellent first step as it is widely recognized that the sooner interventions are placed the better for the child.

Memberships:
General Teaching Council; College of Teachers; British Psychological Association; British Dyslexia Association; Society of Authors