Brain Training Articles & News, Page 29

The first LearningRx Center in Canada, Richmond Hill, had a feature article published in OnRichmondHill.com: “The One-Month School Check-In: A Guide to Help Parents Assess the First Few Weeks.” https://onrichmondhill.com/?q=articles/one-month-school-check-guide-help-parents-assess-first-few-weeks

LearningRx Warrant had a feature article in the Long Hill Leader about “3 Skill Sets Students Need to Thrive.” https://rennamedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/LongHillAugust21.pdf

Although some homework assignments or take-home projects may require your student to sit at a desk or table, there are lots of opportunities to take learning outside. In addition to fresh air and sunlight, learning outside can open a child’s world to new approaches to learning that they might not get from the confines of ...

Courtney Axline of LearningRx Cedar Rapids appeared on CBS Iowa Channel 2 to discuss the back-to-school blues. She shared student behaviors that might be signs intervention and additional assistance is needed. https://cbs2iowa.com/community/more-fun-in-the-morning/learningrx-prescribes-back-to-school-blues

Michelle Hecker-Davis of LearningRx Chattanooga appeared on WRCB Channel 3 to discuss how reading skills for elementary children have dropped significantly over the last year. https://www.wrcbtv.com/story/44791146/3-plus-your-kids-learning-rx

If you’ve never experienced personal brain training but are curious what it’s like, we’ve got some information (and videos!) for you. The LearningRx experience Unlike brain apps or tutoring, one-on-one brain training pairs clients with their own personal brain training for the entire program. Each program is tailored to the client based on the results ...

With a few weeks of school under your belt, now is a good time to gauge your child’s or teen’s physical health and determine if they’re starting the academic year off with good habits. Don’t worry if there are still some speed bumps in this transitional time. You can always make tweaks to bedtimes, homework ...

Personal brain training provides a unique way for anyone—child, teen, adult, or senior—to boost their productivity. For working adults, this is especially beneficial in a competitive field or where production can affect your profits, client relationships, or chances for a raise. Not sure how it works? Read on to learn more about some specific brain ...

Most kids aren’t eager to communicate when they’re having trouble at school. Sometimes the lack of sharing is due to embarrassment, shame, fear, or not wanting to worry a parent who may already be stressed about work, finances, family matters, or health issues. But there are methods you can use—and clues you can decipher—to help ...

There are a lot of reasons kids struggle with motivation when it comes to school but rarely do they have to do with laziness! Kids that are bored in class, have learning struggles, or just feel uncomfortable participating in class can all face unique challenges when it comes to staying focused, active and inspired. Don’t ...