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Helpful Definition for: Educational Consultants

Educational consultants in Oxnard offer a wide range of consulting services and products for educators and parents of children. They are a consortium of highly trained professionals dedicated to providing the highest quality service. They offer a variety of training opportunities and products that focus on the initiation of communication and the design of effective educational environments. They present a unique blend of broad spectrum applied behavior analysis, in conjunction with the development of functional communication skills in children. Their philosophy emphasizes the individual needs of each learner. A variety of consultation services are offered to meet the individual needs of learners of any age (children, teenagers or adults). They help learners make progress in a variety of skill areas.

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EPA Awards $120,000 to Huron Pines to Help Michigan Communities Address Envir...
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