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Learning can be one of the great joys of life. Whether you’re looking to improve your own skills or seeking a program for your child, you may be wondering—is LearningRx a learning center? And if so, what does it offer?  When it comes to one-on-one learning, tutoring isn’t the only option. At LearningRx, we offer ...

When the final school bell of the year rings, most students don’t intend to look at a single textbook for the rest of the summer. But for parents, this school-free period is an increasing source of anxiety. If your learner has already been struggling—if, for example, they’ve required tutoring services in the past—you may worry ...

“I’m a visual learner.” How many times have you heard someone say that? You may have even heard that from your child. For decades, students of all ages have been subdivided by different types of learning—most commonly, auditory, visual, and kinesthetic learning. These methods are often used to convey how a particular individual learns most ...

Our brains are capable of extraordinary things—from seemingly simple tasks like seeing and recognizing familiar shapes to complex tasks like learning a language or picking up a new skill. All of these actions are possible thanks to our cognitive skills, which are the various functions and abilities that our brains are capable of.  Incredibly, our ...

Do you ever wish you could express yourself more creatively? Or solve problems with a practical, logical approach? Strengthening core cognitive abilities is the basis of brain training. At LearningRx, we know that anyone can hone their cognitive skills with dedicated, one-on-one training. That’s not just true for kids and teens—that’s true for adults, too.  ...

When your child needs homework help or support with studying, many parents turn to tutoring services. But that’s not the only option—and it may not be the one that works for your student. Today, we’re exploring different forms of one-on-one assistance for kids and teens. When it comes to challenges with learning, studying, and homework, ...

When kids get diagnosed with dyslexia, it’s easy for them to feel demoralized about their abilities. But the right dyslexia support, as well as other forms of assistance, can help them rebuild their confidence, giving them a new appreciation for their unique potential. For parents, learning more about this learning difference can give you clear ...

For kids and teens with ADHD, school can come with particularly unique challenges—and some problems may be more obvious than others. If your student is facing a tough time in the classroom, it’s worth considering one-on-one ADHD help to support them. ADHD comes with the stigma of a short attention span, but that’s not entirely ...

ADHD comes with a lot of highs and lows. Many people with this cognitive difference find it to be a source of energy, creativity, and spontaneity. But it can also lead to plenty of learning challenges. For kids, teens, and adults, it’s important to find the right support—which may include medication, therapy, and one-on-one help, ...

Aptitude for math can often seem like an innate skill—some kids have it and some simply don’t. In reality, building math skills and abilities requires active work over the years. Whether your child is a math whiz or struggles with numbers, any student can benefit from regular, sustained math help!   Learning math is a progressive ...