Neuro-development of Words – NOW!

Specialties

The Neuro-​development of Words — NOW!® corporation provides research-​based programs that prevent or improve learning difficulties and enrich language skills for children and adults.

The methods in the NOW! Programs have been in development for decades. The current versions of the NOW! Programs are designed for easy implementation in classroom, small-​group or one-​on-​one settings. These research-​based methods effectively improve the skills of students with learning disabilities or learning difficulties. The NOW! Programs are uniquely designed to improve the most likely causes of learning difficulties, such as weaknesses in specific thinking or processing skills in the areas of:

–Phonological processing

–Visual working memory

–Auditory working memory

–Sequencing numbers, letters and/​or ideas

–Verbal memory

–Mental imagery

NOW! Programs eTutoring is available online daily from the comfort of your own home. For more information, call us or visit our website.

History

Established in 2013.

NOW! programs make use of scientific principles developed at professional clinical and educational organizations for over 27 years with regard to the neuro-​development of speech, language, reading and spelling skills. While NOW! has only existed in its current incarnation for two years, the methods and programs have existed for nearly three decades.

Meet the Business Owner

Tim C.

Business Owner

Dr. Conway is the Owner of Neuro-​development of Words — NOW! — series of programs designed to help students with language-​based learning disabilities. They follow a neuro-​developmental model to help students strengthen their language skills and reach their full potential.

He is also a founding member and President of the Board of Directors of The Einstein School in Gainesville, Florida, a free tuition public charter school that provides empirically based education for children with developmental dyslexia in grades 2 through 8.

His research interests and professional research publications focus on prevention and treatment of dyslexia, stroke rehabilitation (acquired reading problems), functional neuroimaging (stroke rehabilitation) and developmental and acquired learning disorders among children and adults.

More information can be found on Dr. Conway at the NOW! Programs website