LearningRx Woodbury Blog

Options for reading help are numerous and diverse. There are speed reading courses, computer-assisted reading systems, and memory reading plans. There are phonics games, whole word reading methods, traditional classroom and tutor-based reading curricula. Each of these reading systems presume that students already have basic cognitive skills in place to process sounds and associate them ...

Organization is critical to good grades and academic success. Helping your child create a system for staying organized is one of the most important roles you can play in your child’s education. This year, getting organized is even more critical. Not sure where to start? Here are some great ideas to get you going! Choose ...

Reading fluency and reading comprehension difficulties are concerning given reading is the foundation to learning not just impacting language arts but subjects like math, science and social studies. When discussing a child’s reading difficulties with parents, I often get the question, “Does my child have dyslexia?”. It’s important to understand that dyslexia simply means that ...

Connor is our Student Feature #1! Read about Connor, here.

Congratulations, Will! Our Student #2 Feature! Read about Will, here.

Dallas’ mom shared, “We are raving fans of LearningRx! We had exhausted options from our son’s school, specialists, and other learning facilities. No tests provided any insight as to why our otherwise high-academic son was having trouble reading. As parents, we were sad and frustrated. We went to LearningRx for an evaluation, and their test ...

Way to Go Ashley – our Student #4! Read about Ashley, here.

Way To Go, Aiden, Student #5! Read about Aiden, here.

Way to go, Luke – Student #6! Read Luke’s story, here.

Jack had a tough start as he had to battle a rare type of cancer at a young age. Per his parents, “We were told by oncology that his cognitive skills would likely not improve.” Well, because of his LearningRx training that proved to be untrue! Before LearningRx, Jack could not sit still and he ...