Rhema Classes Courses

Rhema Classes are a unique and innovative type of educational learning program designed to help children with learning disabilities and behavioral issues better cope with the school environment. These classes employ a variety of methods, including music, movement, and creative play, to help children better understand and internalize the educational material they are taught in the classroom. Rather than a traditional class that focuses on memorization, the Rhema Classes teach children the skills they need to be successful in the classroom, and beyond. This approach emphasizes collaboration, creativity, and problem-solving skills, as well as a better understanding of the social, emotional, and physical aspects of their schooling. Classes are typically held on a weekly basis and last for up to two hours. During these classes, children are encouraged to be fully engaged in their learning, and interact with each other and their teacher. The focus of the Rhema Classes is to help students develop self-confidence, self-awareness, and the ability to think critically. At the end of the classes, each child is assessed according to their progress, and their individual progress is tracked in order to make sure their needs are met. Through these classes, children learn valuable skills that they can apply to all areas of their school experience and life outside of school.