Available Training and Support:

Clare Jones’ “Forty Tricks for Teachers”
Dr. Jones’ easily-implemented classroom strategies to optimize
student success.

Fundamentals of AD/HD
Overview of the disorder, teaching strategies, and behavioral
management techniques.

Fundamentals of Executive Function
Understanding the role of executive functions in the day-to-day
tasks of writing, reading, planning and organizing.

Fundamentals of Learning Disabilities
Provides a broad overview of the most common learning disabilities and instructional practices.

Brain-Based Learning Strategies
This essential workshop provides a hands-on training into the
practice of implementing brain-based strategies in the core subjects.

Incorporating Study Skills and Organization into Core Curriculum
Dana Herzberg’s proprietary program, Foundationstm, empowers
teachers to instruct utilizing multisensory techniques for maximizing
learning for all students.

Multisensory Instruction
Provides an overview of how to modify lessons and instruct to each
learning style.

Training Options:

2-3 Hour Workshop Format
1/2 Day
Full-Day
2-3 Day Conferences

Parts of all presentations were written by Dr. Clare Jones and bestowed upon Dana Herzberg for educational training purposes.

All trainings based on the most current educational and brain-based research.

One of Arizona’s leading educators dedicated to meeting the needs of exceptional and gifted students, Dana Stempil Herzberg is a widely recognized expert in educating and helping students with AD/HD and learning disabilities. With years of teaching and mentoring experience, she has served as a consultant to numerous school districts providing teacher and administrative trainings.

Ms. Herzberg is owner and president of a rapidly growing business, On-Track Tutoring and Family Support Services, in Scottsdale, Arizona. Ms. Herzberg purchased On-Track Tutoring in 1999 with the vision of helping students achieve academic success. Able to overcome her own learning challenges and to recognize her potential through strategic learning approaches and the help of excellent tutors, it is her aspiration that the On-Track tutors and coaches provide the same support to individuals and families struggling at any level. A key factor in the organization’s success is Foundationstm, a study skills and organization program Ms. Herzberg created to provide students with tools and strategies required for long-term, independent academic and life success.

In addition, Ms. Herzberg has been named head of school for Lexis Preparatory School, a K – 8th-grade specialized college-prep school focusing on children with learning differences opening in Scottsdale August 2009. "There is a serious deficiency throughout Maricopa County in educational programs dedicated specifically to children with high cognitive abilities who have been diagnosed with AD/HD and other learning differences," Ms. Herzberg has said. "The opening of Lexis Preparatory School will provide a much needed alternative to those children who require a more individualized education setting in order to reach their potential. I look forward to putting together an exceptional staff of educators who will be dedicated to creating a warm, supportive and challenging educational environment for our students."

Ms. Herzberg earned a master’s degree (Summa Cum Laude) in Curriculum and Instruction, with a focus on brain-based learning, twice exceptionalities and multisensory curriculum from ASU, where she also graduated Summa Cum Laude with a bachelor’s degree in Special Education. She has been a certified instructor in Elementary Education (K-8), Special Education (learning disabilities, emotional disabilities and mental retardation, K-12), and Gifted Education (K-12).

Ms. Herzberg provides educational recommendations on neuropsychological/psychoeducational evaluations for several Arizona clinicians, educational consulting and advocacy, and is a CHADD group facilitator in the name of Dr. Clare Jones. Ms. Herzberg’s professional affiliations include the Council for Exceptional Children; CHADD (Children and Adults with AD/HD); the International Dyslexia Association; the International Reading Association, and the National Tutoring Association.

Ms. Herzberg resides in Phoenix with her husband, David and 3-year-old son, Nathan.