The NeuroElite Library

Evidence guidance for Nigerian parents & educators.

Clear, accurate writing on learning differences, assessment, and examination accommodations — written for Nigerian families navigating WAEC, JAMB, Cambridge and Common Entrance.

Examination Accommodations 9 min read

Dyslexia & WAEC Extra Time in Nigeria: A Parent's Complete Guide

How Nigerian students with dyslexia secure extra time and accommodations for WAEC exams — eligibility, the clinical evidence WAEC requires, and the exact steps parents must take.

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Understanding Learning Differences 8 min read

10 Signs of ADHD in Nigerian Classrooms Teachers Miss

The classroom signs of ADHD Nigerian teachers frequently misread as 'troublemaking' or 'laziness' — and what parents should look for before the signs harden into school avoidance.

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Understanding Learning Differences 8 min read

Dyscalculia: Why Your Child Struggles with Maths (and What Helps)

Dyscalculia in Nigerian students — why a child who reads well can still freeze at numbers, how it's identified, and the concrete strategies that rebuild maths confidence.

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Examination Accommodations 7 min read

JAMB Special Needs Registration: Step-by-Step Guide for Parents

The complete, current guide to registering a child with a learning difference for JAMB UTME — the CBT accommodations available, the evidence JAMB requires, and each step.

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Understanding Learning Differences 7 min read

Dysgraphia: When Handwriting Is the Barrier

Dysgraphia in Nigerian students — when messy handwriting and slow written output are a neurological difference, not carelessness — and what schools and parents can do.

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Examination Accommodations 8 min read

Cambridge Access Arrangements for Nigerian Students: What Parents Must Know

How Nigerian students doing IGCSE / A-Level Cambridge access extra time, scribes, and other arrangements — the evidence Cambridge requires and the application route.

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The NeuroElite Pathway 6 min read

Screening vs Clinical Assessment: Which Does Your Child Need?

The difference between an AI screening and a full clinical assessment — what each one does, what each costs, and which one your Nigerian child actually needs right now.

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