LearningRx News Blog

7 Ideas for Water Play Fun (When it’s hot and you don’t have a pool!)

We’ve got 10 ideas to help you beat the heat with a little water play in your own yard or driveway! Check out these diversions that can be modified to fit a variety of players.

Read more

The 411 on LearningRx’s Brain Booster Program for Adults

very passing birthday, it doesn’t have to be an inevitable part of aging. In fact, we now know that neuroplasticity—the brain’s ability to change at any age—can be used to our advantage. And that’s exactly why we created our Brain Booster programs.

Read more

Is online personal brain training right for your student?

Maybe you’ve looked into LearningRx only to find that you don’t live near a center. Or perhaps your student just feels more comfortable at home, or you couldn’t attend in-center personal brain training due to scheduling conflicts. Whatever the reason, we have some good news: LearningRx now offers online brain training.

Read more

Siblings Thrive After Completing LearningRx

English instructor Lindsay Mills got involved with LearningRx after working with 6-year-old and 7-year-old siblings who were struggling in school after moving to the U.S. from Korea.

Read more

Maximizing Learning Potential to Help Your Student Excel

Here’s one way to look at learning: At some point your parents shifted from solving your problems for you to teaching you how to solve them yourself. Maybe they taught you how to do your own laundry, fix your bike chain, make a snack, or budget your allowance. They shared their knowledge, but in order ...

Read more

Strengthening Brain Skills in Specific Subject Areas

At LearningRx, we specialize in targeting and training clients’ brain skills to make learning faster and easier in ANY subject. But we also offer specific programs to build fundamental reading and math skills.

Read more

How to Combat the Summer Slide

The phenomenon known as the “summer slide” is lurking. The term describes the learning loss that occurs when the kids are out of school for the year.

Read more

Concrete signs of negative emotions toward school

Over the years, we’ve learned that the learning struggles most students experience in school have nothing to do with intelligence, laziness, poor teaching, or genetics. They come from cognitive skills that simply need a boost to help the student excel.

Read more

Ensuring your high schooler is ready for college

Is your high schooler ready for college? Learn more about strengthening their cognitive skills now to prepare them.

Read more

Reading Doesn’t Have to Be Hard

Reading impacts every area of life, including academic subjects, career avenues, and beyond. Then why are almost 54% of U.S. adults 16-74 below a sixth-grade reading level?   There may be many factors behind why reading literacy is low amongst Americans, but these statistics help us understand how behind in reading many citizens are. At LearningRx, ...

Read more

Take the First Step!

Contact us today to book an assessment and get started with Learning Rx!