1. Multiple Intelligence, hands on, language and literacy practice.   

Technology can be a great tool for early learning, but concerns grow as children get older. As children get older research shows, "Sedentary bodies bombarded with chaotic sensory stimulation are resulting in delays in attaining child developmental milestones, with subsequent negative impact on basic foundation skills for achieving literacy. Hard-wired for high speed, today's young are entering school struggling with self-regulation and attention skills necessary for learning, eventually becoming significant behavior management problems for teachers in the classroom (Rowan, 2013)" https://digitalcommons.bridgewater.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1012&context=senior_seminars.   

Literacy Mobility will use activities and teaching tools that require students to use as many as their five senses that an activity will allow, technology will be used at a minimum. 

2. Customized activities and lesson plans.

As an education content developer, lessons can be created based on a child's learning style and engagement.  These tailored resources will enhance interest thus enhancing the learning experience and our time together.

 🌟Starting 2/1/2026 Literacy Mobility will use the UFLI Foundations program for reading and phonics learning.  🌟

3. Confidence building.

When kids believe in themselves they can achieve, whether they are fearful or not.  We all have to deal with fear at some point or another but fear should never keep us from accomplishing our goals. Literacy Mobility WILL boost student confidence by teaching resilience and how to push past fear in order to see desired results.