For Academic Struggles:
* Tutoring: One-on-one or small group tutoring sessions focused on specific subjects or skills.
* Remediation programs: Structured programs designed to address specific learning gaps in areas like reading, math, or writing. These might involve specialized curriculum and teaching methods.
* Differentiated instruction: Teachers adapting their teaching methods and materials to meet the individual needs of students, including those who are struggling.
* Extended learning time: Providing additional time for learning, such as before or after school programs, or extended school days.
* Study skills training: Teaching students effective study habits, time management, and organizational skills.
* Technology-assisted learning: Using educational software and apps to provide personalized support and practice.
* Learning support classes: Separate classes focused on reinforcing foundational skills.
For Behavioral Issues:
* Counseling: Individual or group counseling to address emotional or behavioral problems.
* Behavior intervention plans (BIPs): Individualized plans that outline strategies to address specific behavioral challenges.
* Positive behavior interventions and supports (PBIS): School-wide systems designed to promote positive behavior and prevent problem behaviors.
* Conflict resolution programs: Teaching students strategies for resolving conflicts peacefully.
* Parent involvement: Working with parents to develop consistent strategies for managing behavior at home and school.
* Social skills training: Helping students develop and practice essential social skills.
For other needs:
* Speech therapy: For students with speech or language difficulties.
* Occupational therapy: To address fine motor skills or sensory processing issues.
* Physical therapy: To address gross motor skills or physical limitations.
* Special education services: For students with disabilities requiring individualized education programs (IEPs).
* 504 plans: For students with disabilities that don't require special education services, but need accommodations.
To know the specific remedial measures a *particular* school undertakes, you would need to consult their website, school handbook, or contact the school administration directly. The approach will vary based on the school's philosophy, resources, and the individual needs of the students.