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LearningRx Reston mentioned in post about “Secrets of Numbers” | Cognitive Training Programs
In this post about Scott Flansburg, “the human calculator,”LearningRx Reston is mentioned when discussing how the center helped theposter’s son.
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Choosing games, apps and toys that boost cognitive skills
Have you started on your holiday shopping list yet? If you’re looking for inexpensive toys, games and apps that work on cognitive skills (e.g., memory, processing speed, logic & reasoning, auditory and visual processing, and attention), be sure to check out our reviews site at www.LearningRxReviews.com. On the site, we list our rating, which brain ...
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Learning to Read When You Have Dyslexia
Book lovers don’t need an excuse to read, but for people with dyslexia, reading can feel more frustrating than relaxing. But reading isn’t just about academic success! It also improves memory and concentration, reduces stress and may even slow cognitive decline. Best of all, books are inexpensive (or free!) entertainment! As cognitive skills experts, we ...
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A 45-Year Study’s Secrets on Raising a Child Genius
A 45-year-long study of more than 5,000 child genius has narrowed down the commonalities of what the parents did to set their children on the path to brilliance. Here are few of the takeaways from the findings: • Parents help their children develop a “growth mindset,” meaning that they are constantly changing and learning rather ...
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Girl Genius has Higher IQ Than Einstein
Have you heard of Nishi Uggalle? The 13-year-old genius has a higher IQ than Einstein and spends her free time working on complicated math just for fun and reading philosophy. When she took MENSA’s IQ test, she received a 162—the highest score possible. (Albert Einstein is said to have an IQ of 160). Nishi says ...
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Why Teens With ADHD May Appear to Not Show Empathy
If you have a teen with ADHD, you may have asked yourself why he or she doesn’t appear to show empathy. The reality is that the lack of caring isn’t actually about not showing remorse, but rather, weak perspective-taking skills. And according to ADDitude magazine, this is a common social learning challenge among kids with ...
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About ADHD Awareness Month
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD, is a broad term for a condition impacting the ability to focus and pay attention in both children and adults. While hyperactivity is included in the name, it’s not always a symptom, particularly in girls and adults. More clients come to LearningRx previously diagnosed with ADHD than any other ...
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Toddlers Who Play With Dad Do Better Academically
You may have read the study saying that kids get their intelligence from their mothers, but that’s not to say that dads don’t have an equally important influence on their children. In fact, a study from the University of Newcastle recent reported that toddlers whose dads play with them “with warmth and encouragement” tend to ...
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October is Dyslexia Awareness Month
If your child has been diagnosed with dyslexia or you’ve simply noticed some serious reading struggles, we’ll make this quick: 1. Weak auditory processing skills are at the root of approximately 85% of all reading struggles. 2. Auditory processing is the cognitive skill the brain uses to hear, segment and blend sounds. 3. Among a ...
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Staying Socially Active Appears to Offset Cognitive Decline
At the 2019 Alzheimer’s Association International Conference in July, representatives from five research studies talked about lifestyle interventions that may counteract the genetic risk for the disease, and for dementia. These five interventions including smoking cessation, regular exercise, a healthy diet, limited alcohol consumption and cognitive stimulation. But in August, a new longitudinal study from ...
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