Now We're Talking

04/27/2023

Welcome to NWT Miss Bailey! Today is her first day in the office and she is excelling in her training courses.

02/11/2023

Today is the big day!!! Snapology is open, free to the public, from 12-3 this afternoon (in the Aldi parking lot - next to Chipotle and Firehouse Subs). I am so grateful to Mia and Katie for bringing this new STEAM opportunity to Dover. They have activities for littles up through teens. Stop in and check it out! It is truly amazing!!!!

05/18/2022

Congratulations Daisies! Earning your robotics badge is definitely something to talk about!

Congrats to this Daisy troop for earning their Robotics badge tonight building and coding Milo the Robot!

10/02/2021

Now We’re Talking about Apple Harvest Day and the importance of art, science and hands-on learning experiences in speech therapy, tutoring, and planning for the future. Stop by and see us at the Henry Law Rotary Pavilion. While you’re here, check out our friends at Snapology of Dover for a chance to win Legos, and a free class.

05/06/2021

In speech therapy we get “messy!”

10/15/2020

10 minutes is all you need for a quick STEM activity. Today we discussed weight distribution, acoustic waves and balance. These students have reset their minds and bodies and are now ready to get back to their Zoom meetings.

09/15/2020

Congratulations to our students on a successful first day at the Remote Learning Studio! We made new friends, conquered remote learning, and had some fun with science along the way.

08/06/2020

Wow! Thank you for all of your inquiries about the Remote Learning Studio in Dover, NH! In response to your requests, we will be offering 2, 3, or 4-hour sessions. Let's talk about how we can make education easier and more productive for your family this fall.

Monday & Wednesday

8 am-12 pm Open to Students Entering Grades 2-8

1 pm-5 pm Open to Students Entering Grades 6-12

Tuesday & Thursday

8 am-12 pm Open to Students Entering Grades 6-12

1 pm-5 pm Open to Students Entering Grades 2-8

Cost per 2-hour session:

1 Session / Week - N/A

2 Sessions $100 / Week

3 Sessions $145 / Week

4 Sessions $ 190/ Week

Cost per 3-hour session:

1 Session $70 / Week

2 Sessions $130 / Week

3 Sessions $185 / Week

4 Sessions $ 240/ Week


Cost per 4-hour session:

1 Session $80 / Week

2 Sessions $150 / Week

3 Sessions $220 / Week

4 Sessions $280 / Week

*Sibling discounts available

Opening August 31, 2020 Monday & Wednesday 8 am-12 pm Open to Students Entering Grades 2-8 1 pm-5 pm Open to Students Entering Grades 6-12 Tuesday & Thursday 8 am-12 pm Open to Students Entering Grades 6-12 1 pm-5 pm Open to Students Entering Grades 2-8 Cost per 2-hour session: 1 Session / Week - N/...

08/04/2020

Short term problems require short term solutions.
The Remote Learning Studio, located at Exit 9 in Dover, NH, is dedicated to providing academic support, customized learning plans, and direct instruction for children in grades 2-12. Sessions are booked on a monthly basis. We can’t predict the future, but we can help you plan for educational success. https://nowweretalkingusa.com/remote-learning-studio/

07/24/2020

The Now We're Talking Remote Learning Studio, located in Dover, NH, will open on August 31, 2020. Dedicated to meeting the educational needs of Seacoast area families during this challenging time, we have transformed our space to allow for a comfortable, small-group educational experience. Please call or email to discuss how we can help create a personalized learning plan for your child this fall.
https://nowweretalkingusa.com/remote-learning-studio/

09/23/2019

The New Hampshire School Counselor Association – Seacoast Chapter invites you to the October 2nd viewing of "The Kids We Loose" at 6pm in the Spaulding High School Auditorium. Following the viewing, there will be a Q&A session with Kim Hopkins-Betts, LICSW. "A collaboration between Lone Wolf Media and the non-profit Lives in the Balance, 'The Kids We Lose' is a 90-minute documentary film about the human side of being a child or student with behavioral challenges, and the struggles faced by parents, educators, staff in facilities, mental health clinicians, and judicial and law enforcement professionals in trying to ensure that these kids receive the help they need. 'The Kids We Lose also exposes the often brutal, inhumane ways in which kids with social, emotional, and behavioral challenges are treated in schools, inpatient psychiatry units, residential facilities, and prisons. When we don’t help our most vulnerable kids, we all lose. 'The Kids We Lose' is intended to heighten awareness and galvanize people to advocate for change."