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Characteristics of a Middle Child (and how to support them!)
While every family environment will create different circumstances and relationships, here are some of the generalizations that can affect a middle child’s personality:
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Top 3 Book Recommendations by Age
We’ve scoured Scholastic’s website to find some of their best book recommendations by age to help ensure your child is not only reading at the appropriate level, but also staying entertained enough to develop a love for books.
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5 Tips to Prepare for the Return to School
So, what can parents do to best prepare their students for a return to the classroom and all that entails? We’ve got five tips to help you get organized, build a routine, and reduce the risk of problems when the first day of school finally does become a reality.
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Should you redshirt your child for kindergarten?
Named for the sports-related concept of having athletes who are kept out of college competition for a year wear a red jersey, academic redshirting refers to delaying kindergarten for a year. Why would a parent choose to redshirt their child if they’re old enough to start school?
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10 Summer Activities to Do With the Family
August is Family Fun Month and if you’re looking for ideas to keep the entire family entertained, consider these 10 ideas.
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3 Types of Learning Disabilities (and what to look for)
Curious to learn more about common learning disabilities? Check out our latest blog post about three of the most common types of learning disabilities, including what parents should look for and how students tend to “work around” the problem before it’s identified and addressed.
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Struggling Student Blossoms After Personal Brain Training
Vivian struggled with school and it led to school-related anxiety and frustration. She enrolled in a LearningRx brain training program and was soon doing well in her classes. See what changed her academic trajectory.
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LearningRx offers free download of “Unlock the Einstein Inside”
July 15 is Give Something Away Day. We are offering a free download of “Unlock the Einstein Inside: Applying New Brain Science to Wake Up the Smart in Your Child.”
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The Smart Mom’s Summer Toy Box
We’ve put together a list of affordable toys and games that can help build your child’s cognitive skills—like attention, logic & reasoning, processing speed, memory, and auditory and visual processing.
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17 Healthy Picnic Brain Foods for Kids
We’re sharing a list of 17 healthy snacks that can boost developing brains. Best of all, most of which can be eaten with your fingers!
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