Press Releases from Back to Basics Learning Dynamics (5 total)
FREE 90 Minute Seminar “The Assessment and Treatment of Anxiety and Depression …
Social anxiety, general anxiety… depression. Our teens live in a challenging and complex world. And, some teen angst is normal. But, how and when should parents intervene?
Parents, get the answers you need at a FREE 90 Minute Seminar entitled “The Assessment and Treatment of Anxiety and Depression in Teens.” The event will be held on Tuesday, October 17th, 2017 from 6:30pm – 8pm at Back to Basics Learning Dynamics at…
Back to Basics Learning Dynamics adds 2nd tutoring center in Newark, Delaware
July 20, 2011, Newark, Delaware -- Effective August 1st, 2011, Back to Basics Learning Dynamics, Inc. will add a second tutoring center in Newark, Delaware which will be located on the campus of the Independence School at 1300 Paper Mill Road.
“This growth will allow easier access to one-on-one tutoring for new Back to Basics’ clients in the more southern half of New Castle County,” explains Back to Basics’ Founder and…
Back to Basics Learning Dynamics wins SBA Delaware District Office Entrepreneuri …
Wilmington, Delaware – April 7, 2011 – Back to Basics Learning Dynamics, Delaware’s premier full-service educational facility, was recently honored with the Delaware Small Business Administration (SBA) Entrepreneurial Success Award.
The Entrepreneurial Success Award recognizes Back to Basics’ steady expansion over the past 25 years in both revenue growth and number of employees. Selection was also based on Back to Basics’ innovative approach within the education industry and its…
Back to Basics Learning Dynamics launches “Reading is Basic Program” for Tit …
Wilmington, Delaware, March 28, 2011 – Back to Basics Learning Dynamics, the area’s premiere full-service educational facility, recently announced the launch of its new “Reading is Basic Program.” Currently, the company services over 150 Title I students from the Red Clay, Colonial, Brandywine, Smyrna, and Appoquinimink school districts for supplemental instruction. Back to Basics will make over 500 age-appropriate books available to Title I students. Back to…
Back to Basics Learning Dynamics’ I Love to Read Month literacy initiative wil …
Wilmington, Delaware, March 18, 2011 -- It’s estimated that 93 million US adults have only basic or below basic literacy skills. Back to Basics Learning Dynamics, Inc. in a unique partnership with the literacy organization Success Won’t Wait, Inc., delivered close to 1,000 children’s books in Children’s Book Baskets throughout the State of Delaware during National I Love to Read Month.
“This is a literacy project that has incredibly wide-reaching consequences,”…
