EDUDAPT in short

EDUDAPT's services are educational and adaptive. EDUDAPT aims to stimulate the development of children so that they can make the most of their potential. Sometimes it is necessary to adapt the approach and teaching material to the individual needs of students. EDUDAPT offers customization and tries to fit in with the child without losing sight of the learning objectives. EDUDAPT was founded by Marie Enkhuizen-Vlaun; orthopedagogue, specializing in learning disabilities. Marie enjoys seeing students grow and have fun during the learning process.

What does EDUDAPT do and for whom?

EDUDAPT offers tailor-made guidance, remedial teaching and tutoring to primary school students in mathematics, language, vocabulary, spelling and comprehension / technical reading. Helping students develop a good work attitude and increasing self-confidence are an important part of the guidance.

If there is a learning delay or underlying factors such as a disorder, EDUDAPT will provide you with a suitable offer.


In addition to the services for primary education, EDUDAPT offers tutoring to VMBO students in the field of arithmetic and mathematics and MBO students in the field of arithmetic. Parents can contact EDUDAPT for tips and advice for practicing and the exercise materials to use. For publishers, EDUDAPT takes on projects for material development in the field of arithmetic.

EDUDAPT 's approach

Building a relationship of trust

Children with learning difficulties and learning disabilities often have had negative experiences with learning. They get dissappointing results and believe they will never get it right. EDUDAPT strives to build a student's self-confidence.

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To the child and to the learning difficulties

When applying for remedial teaching or tutoring, it is about more than just improving school results. EDUDAPT looks at the child and the learning difficulties from a broad perspective. What works, what doesn't work yet? How did that happen? How long have the problems been around? What does the child need to grow? What does the child like to do? Does the child have any fears? These are all questions that are answered in order to ensure that EDUDAPT's services meet the needs of a child as well as possible.

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Targeted exercise

To make progress, you have to practice. Regularly and sometimes for a longer period of time. It is also important what is practiced and how. EDUDAPT offers targeted exercise after thorough research.

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Learning is not always fast

Despite focused practice and effort, it sometimes takes time for progress to be made. There may also be a relapse. This can discourage the child. EDUDAPT's approach is empathetic, patient and step-by-step. As a result, the child is well supported during the learning process.

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Compliments and encouragement

When exercise takes a lot of effort from a child and there are sometimes relapses, a positive approach is very important. At EDUDAPT, a child learns to pay attention to both the big and small steps and successes. EDUDAPT encourages the child to keep going and to accept and appreciate themselves and their own learning process.

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Orthopedagogue

Orthopedagogy is a specialization within pedagogy. A remedial educationalist is a university-educated behavioral scientist who is trained to research and treat developmental, educational or behavioral problems.

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Marie Enkhuizen-Vlaun

'As a remedial educationalist I am involved and patient. I like to start out from the possibilities of students and find ways to match my approach to them. Building a relationship of trust is part of that process. Personal attention and focused practice increase the chance of growth. I enjoy developing my skills and broadening my knowledge through training, intervision and new challenges. Experience with various target groups and organizations contributes to my flexibility and empathy. My practical experience and educational knowledge together form a good basis and source of inspiration for the development of educational material.'


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