A place for students with learning differences
Specializing in Dyslexia and Dyscalculia
Find Your Passion
Does finding your passion require you being the best student in your class in reading fluently or math computation?
Following your passion in life requires perseverance, talent and effort. If your passion requires you to read, spell, comprehend or do math at certain level, you do not need to be the best in your class at all of those things if you are going to be successful following your passion. All exceptional individuals share the common thread in school; they were all good enough in reading and math milestones to support them in their pursuit of their passions.
Allan’s MissionThe Impact Approach to Learning
Closing reading and/or math Gaps with a students peers is a top priority, but the efficacy of a reading and math program depends on students reaching mastery for each milestone.
Hauskens Impact Learning Lab’s role is to help students close their gaps in reading and math, so they can participate in their language arts or math class at grade level which is the gate opener for the student to reach their potential.
Allan’s ApproachOver 20 Years of Experience
Allan Hauskens has over 20 years experience helping students with Dyslexia and Dyscalculia reach their potential.
Allan’s experience and education has transformed him from a content teacher focused on delivering content to high performing college bound high school students to an educational therapist working with students diagnosed with Dyslexia and Dyscalculia.
Professional Member of Association of Educational Therapists
Professional Member of Association of Educational Therapists
California Multiple Subject Teaching Credentials
Read Testimonials
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Abe went to school to take his 8th grade picture today and the teachers pulled him aside to tell him that he did better than over half the class on the math assessment! He was so proud. Rachel D
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Allan Hauskens worked with my child at her school for 5 years two to three times per week. She has several learning disabilities plus ADHD. Under Allan’s guidance she became far more organized, much more aware of and attentive to deadlines, gained skills in writing papers, math, and learned strategies necessary for her to “learn to learn.” Allan understands kids and adolescents with learning and attentional issues and he both challenges and supports them. My daughter really enjoyed working with him. Both of us recommend him highly.
Ingeborg M.
A Proven Method to Teaching
Reading
Students with Dyslexia can be taught to read if they commit to a program that is based on scientific research. The Wilson Reading System is one of the most prominent programs available today and focuses on reading fluency, spelling, reading comprehension, and expository writing.
Reading Intervention ProgramMath
Students with Dyscalculia have issues with the fundamental math concepts that disable students from performing basic math operations; as a result, an intensive math intervention is required for many students with Dyscalculia.
Math Intervention ProgramFrequently Asked Questions
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A ninth grade student Diagnosed with Dyslexia in the fifth grade: Now that you have assessed Lacey, how long will it take my daughter to catch up to her peers?
September 28, 2022
The WIST (Word Identification and Spelling Test) provides a Fundamental Literacy Index that provides insights into a students knowledge of symbol and sound relationships, and her ability to read and spell regular and irregular words. Reading words, s…
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At the end of one year in the Wilson Intensive Reading program the parents of a 10th grade student asked: After one year in the Wilson program, how is Luke progressing?
September 28, 2022
The Wade, Wilson Assessment of Decoding and Encoding, is a proprietary assessment that is used to assess a student’s mastery of concepts taught during a period of time. Luke finished steps 1 through 6 over the past 12 months, so he was given a WADE a…
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Fourth grade struggling with math is given an informal math assessment and parents ask: How will the informal math assessment be used to get Susie to grade level?
September 28, 2022
Strengths Susie’s informal math assessment gives us a good picture of her strengths and weaknesses. Her strengths are her ability to add or subtract four digit numbers that require renaming in all 4 place values. In addition, Susi…