LearningRx Charlottesville Blog

How LearningRx Can Partner with Homeschooling Families

Homeschooling offers families the flexibility to tailor education to each child’s unique needs. However, it can also bring unexpected challenges. Whether it’s friction during lessons or the frustration of switching between curricula, these hurdles can be disheartening. At LearningRx, we partner with homeschool families to address these issues head-on, offering targeted support that goes beyond ...

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Grateful for LearningRx Charlottesville: Lisa’s Story

Lisa trained at LearningRx Charlottesville because she was struggling in her career and felt like she was out of options. She struggled to read, comprehend, and keep up with the pace of the world. Instead of settling for this being “the way it is,” she decided to make a change. Check out her story here ...

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The Charlottesville Smart Mom’s Toybox 2024

The holiday season is here, and in partnership with Shenanigans Toy Store we’ve got a roundup of smart games & gifts for the whole family! The Charlottesville Smart Mom’s Toybox is packed with brain-boosting games, puzzles, and activities you can use to connect as a family, have fun, and exercise brain skills while you’re at ...

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What Are Some Reasons Why Tutoring May Not Be Working for My Child?

As a parent, when you see your child struggling in school, tutoring may seem like the go-to solution. Many parents invest in tutoring, hoping for improved grades, better understanding, and boosted confidence. But what if tutoring doesn’t seem to be working? If your child’s progress is slow, or they’re still frustrated and disengaged, you’re not ...

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Is It a Phase or Is It a Learning Disability?

Every parent knows that school can be challenging at times. A rough day, a difficult subject, or even adjusting to new routines can lead to temporary struggles. But what if your child’s learning difficulties are persistent? How do you know if it’s just a phase or if something more serious, like a learning disability, is ...

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8 Questions to Ask Your Child’s Teacher to Identify Potential Learning Difficulties

As a parent, it can be tough to shake the worry that something might not be quite right with your child’s learning. Maybe they seem to be falling behind, or perhaps they’re struggling with tasks that should be easier by now. If you’ve noticed any red flags, one of the best places to start is ...

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Bad ADHD Advice: Things You Should Never Say to Someone with ADHD

When it comes to ADHD, well-meaning advice can often do more harm than good. ADHD is a complex neurological condition, not a matter of laziness, lack of discipline, or simply needing to “try harder.” Misunderstandings about ADHD lead to advice that, while perhaps offered with good intentions, misses the mark entirely.  Here’s some ADHD “advice” ...

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3 Dangerous Homeschool Narratives and Brain-Based Alternatives to Set Your Kids Up for Success

Homeschooling is a great option for many families to individualize education, foster connection with your kids, and experience learning in a more organic, fun environment. But there have been several homeschool narratives that have become prominent over the last several years that are actually problematic. These are ideas or principles that are parrotted by influencers ...

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How ADHD Brain Differences Impact Thinking and Learning

As a parent of a child or teen with ADHD, you’ve likely noticed how their unique brain can lead to challenges in school and daily life. ADHD isn’t just about being hyperactive or easily distracted—it’s about real, documented differences in the brain that affect how a person thinks, learns, and processes information. Understanding these differences ...

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The Truth About IEPs and Accommodations: Are They Really the Right Solution for Your Struggling Student?

As parents, we want to give our children every opportunity to succeed. When school becomes a struggle, it’s only natural to seek out solutions that can ease their path. For many students, that solution comes in the form of an Individualized Education Program (IEP) or classroom accommodations. These tools are designed to provide support, level ...

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