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Homework is often a source of stress for many students and their parents. Whether they leave it to the very last minute, spend longer periods of time fretting about it than their peers, or forget to bring it home altogether, it can be a nightly trial. Some parents even wonder if homework is needed in ...

For some students, school can be a daily challenge. Whether they struggle to focus in class, haven’t grasped the material, or lack the underlying skills needed to effectively learn, school can be tough for them and a constant source of stress. When you want to support your learner, tutoring is the most likely option to ...

Math can be an agonizing topic of conversation for many students—and many parents, too. In fact, many Americans struggle with math skills even after school. If your learner is having a rough time, the first line of support most parents turn to is math tutoring. But how do you know if that’s the right type ...

When your child is struggling in a learning environment, you’ll want to explore options for one-on-one support. But many parents wonder if brain training for kids is a worthwhile investment in your child’s learning process.  We’re going to explore that question in greater detail—but first, let’s talk about brain training.  This form of one-on-one support ...

As the new school year approaches, you or your child may be worrying about their aptitude for math. Why not start the year with confidence by gearing up for school with brain training? Through our math help programs, we work on math skills training for kids and teens.   There are many reasons kids struggle with ...

When it comes to learning, every child is a little bit different—to take one example, some kids excel at math, while others are more absorbed with arts or reading. The same thing is true when kids struggle to learn: they can also struggle in different ways, with different subjects. That’s why finding the right tutoring ...

When your learner is diagnosed with ADHD, it may help to explain many of the challenges they’ve faced over the years—at school, at home, and elsewhere. The common features of ADHD, such as impulsivity, forgetfulness, and executive dysfunction, can present significant difficulties at any age. But finding the root cause of your learner’s challenges is ...

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 ...