remedially

In healing fashion

In a way that provides a remedy or correction.

Remedial education addresses gaps in basic skills, so students who need extra help are placed remedially in courses designed to bring them up to standard.

More broadly, acting remedially means taking corrective action: The company moved remedially to fix the safety violations.

educational

special needs

Atypical developmental or learning conditions

academic support · resource room · inclusive education · mainstreaming · assistive technology · educational psychologist · catch-up · reteaching · scaffolding · accommodations

supportive

assistance

Support or aid given

coaching · tutoring · mentorship · nurturing · encouraging · bolstering · reinforcing · supplementary · extra help · one-on-one

therapeutic

rehabilitation

Recovery from injury/addiction

restoration · physiotherapy · occupational therapy · speech therapy · convalescence · recuperation · regeneration · rejuvenation · rebuilding · reconditioning

corrective

correction

Fixing of mistakes

amending · adjusting · repairing · redressing · righting · improving · resolving · patching · mending · troubleshooting

Opposites
effect on a problem or condition

remediallyharmfully

In a detrimental manner

injuriously · hurtfully · damagingly · detrimentally · destructively

timing of intervention

remediallypreventatively

In advance to avert

preventively · prophylactically · proactively · preemptively · protectively

Phrases
Family

remedial, remedials

Familiarity
Top 500,000
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Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G