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A Brain-Based College Prep Checklist
As high school students prepare to embark on their college journeys, they often focus on academics, extracurriculars, and standardized tests. While these are undoubtedly important aspects of college preparation, there’s another crucial component that can significantly impact their success: whether their brain is ready for the independence and rigor of college academics. In today’s competitive ...
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Strategies to Support Kids with ADHD Over the Summer
Summer can be a challenging time for children with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) and their families. With the structured routine of school replaced by the freedom of vacation, many ADHD kids struggle to stay focused, organized, and engaged. However, with the right strategies and support, summer can also be a time for growth, learning, ...
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Tips to Help Kids Get Better at Critical Thinking
In today’s fast-paced world, the ability to think critically is a fundamental skill that children need to thrive. Strong critical thinking skills are essential for applying information in new situations, solving problems, evaluating information they hear or see, and many other areas of learning and life. Here are six practical strategies to help children develop ...
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Fun Games to Build Logic & Critical Thinking Skills
Looking for ways to help your kids become better problem-solvers and critical thinkers? Games that target logic and reasoning skills are a fun, low-pressure way to exercise the brain and build confidence in this area. Weak logic skills are a common root cause of struggles with skills like reading, writing, math, and comprehension, as well ...
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7 Key Skills Needed for Kindergarten and Early Learning
Starting school can be an exciting and challenging time for young learners. While academic skills are important, there are other fundamental abilities that can greatly contribute to a child’s success in kindergarten and beyond. Here, we’ll explore seven key skills that are crucial for early learning and cognitive development: #1: The Ability to Stay on ...
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Brain Differences in Individuals with Autism
In recent years, the conversation around autism spectrum disorder (ASD) has evolved significantly. As our understanding deepens, so too does our recognition of the unique strengths and challenges these individuals face. It’s helpful to dig in and really understand what is going on in the brain of individuals on the spectrum to know how you ...
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Is It an Attention Problem or Weak Working Memory?
There are many situations when what you perceive as an attention problem is actually something else entirely. Kids who seem distracted, unable to focus, or who struggle with tasks like test-taking and reading often get labeled as “ADHD” or “disengaged” or “spacey” (among other things). But it’s critical to dig deeper and figure out what’s ...
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Why Do Some Kids Hate Math?
Math is a subject that holds the key to problem-solving and critical thinking, but it often becomes the bane of many students’ academic journeys. The question that plagues educators, parents, and students alike is: Why do kids hate math? Here are three key factors that contribute to this aversion and what you can do to ...
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The Cognitive Effects of Concussions
Concussions are often associated with athletes and sports-related injuries, but they can happen to anyone. Whether it’s a car accident, a fall, or a blow to the head, concussions can have a profound impact on cognitive function. The Complexity of Concussions: A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury caused by a bump, blow, or ...
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What Are Cognitive Skills?
The brain is truly amazing in its ability to learn, grow, and change. What are the processes by which this happens? It all goes through cognitive skills. These are the foundational elements of focusing, taking in information, thinking, processing, and remembering. Cognitive skills dictate how your brain processes the world around you, and how you ...
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