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Recognizing the Signs of Weak Auditory Processing
The ability to process auditory information plays a crucial role in our daily lives. Auditory processing is a cognitive skill that determines how our brains perceive, interpret, and make sense of sounds. A weakness in auditory processing can have a significant impact on a person’s ability to communicate effectively, learn, read, and navigate the world ...
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What Sets LearningRx Apart from Other Interventions?
In the realm of educational interventions, where countless methods and programs exist, LearningRx stands out as a unique and effective approach to cognitive training. Developed by Dr. Ken Gibson, LearningRx is a brain training program that focuses on enhancing cognitive skills, including attention, memory, logic, processing speed, and auditory and visual processing. While tutoring and ...
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Research-Based Reading Intervention for Struggling Students
Reading rates continue to plummet. Now estimates show that over 64-65% of students cannot read proficiently at grade level, and the numbers are not improving despite the changes schools are trying to implement. Instead of just “giving it more time,” engaging in a research-based, science of reading-founded reading intervention is a great way to help ...
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Brain-Boosting Travel Games and Activities
If you travel with kids, you know the struggle of keeping them occupied. Screens have made this job easier on parents, but if you’re looking for some screen-free options that also engage your child’s brain, this list is for you! Here’s a roundup of some fun travel games and activities that require minimal materials and ...
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Prioritizing Personalized Learning over Homeschool Curriculum Choices
Choosing the right curriculum for your homeschooling can be overwhelming. With so many options available, it’s easy to get caught up in the idea that a certain program or approach is the key to success. However, while curriculum is important, it’s not the most critical factor in ensuring your child’s educational success. Personalized Learning in ...
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Summer Learning Ideas (That Aren’t Just Boring Worksheets)
Summer vacation is often viewed as a time to relax, unwind, and take a break from academic studies. However, research has shown that extended periods of time away from learning can lead to a phenomenon known as the “summer slide,” where students can lose months of academic progress. However, that doesn’t mean they need to ...
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5 Benefits of Doing Summer Reading
Summer is busy. You’re out of the grind of the school year, but travel, sports, camps, and pool days quickly fill your schedule. So why should you add one more thing to your plate and force your family through a summer reading plan? There are actually more benefits to this practice than you may realize! ...
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Research-Based Methods to Prevent Cognitive Decline
As we age, cognitive decline becomes a reality for many of us. However, there are steps we can take to help maintain our cognitive abilities as we grow older. Here are some research-based methods to prevent cognitive decline and maintain independence, mental sharpness, and memory: Exercise regularly Exercise has been shown to have a positive ...
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A Brain-Based Approach to School Readiness
As a parent, you want your child to start school with confidence and the necessary skills to succeed. School readiness goes beyond the ability to recite the alphabet or count to 10. A child’s readiness to learn is influenced by their cognitive development, which includes skills such as attention, memory, language, and problem-solving. Taking a ...
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Prevent the Summer Slide: 4 Things to Do This Summer to Keep Up the Momentum
As the school year comes to a close and summer break approaches, it’s important to think about ways to keep students engaged in learning during their time off. According to research, students can lose between 25-30% of their school year learning during the summer months, a phenomenon known as the “summer slide.” Fortunately, there are ...
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