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Our language evolves based on new understandings of the world—and as we start to better understand how minds work, the term “neurodiversity” has gained popularity. You may have heard this word from your child’s doctor, teachers, or other experts. But what does it mean to have a neurodivergent mind? Every mind works a little differently. ...

When students are prepared for the next school year, it can give them confidence and build their appetite for learning! This summer, why not help your child prepare for the fall by enlisting professionals? The right academic support, such as brain training or tutoring, can make all the difference for your student. That’s especially true ...

When your child is diagnosed with a learning difference, it can open up a whole new world for everyone involved. Their diagnosis may shed light on previous challenges, and it may help you understand your own difficulties with a new perspective. Whatever the case, embracing neurodiversity can help to understand what’s next for you and ...

Everyone wants their kids to succeed at school, but that can sometimes take extra help. If your child is having a tough time in the classroom, you may be researching your options for outside support. One common answer is tutoring—but it’s not the only option, and for many students, it’s not the option that works ...

Whether your child is acing their assignments or they’re struggling to maintain their grades, summertime learning can benefit any learner. This kind of one-on-one assistance—including tutoring and brain training—can offer critical support to any student, no matter their grades or learning abilities. Every kid needs a bit of a break from textbooks and homework. A ...

When you or a family member is diagnosed with ADHD, autism, or any other cognitive difference, it can feel like you’re navigating a whole new world. You may be exploring options for support, like brain training. You may have gained new perspective into past struggles, or you may be grappling with brand-new worries about the ...

At LearningRx, we’re often asked about the difference between one-on-one brain training and working with a tutor. When students need dedicated assistance with learning, both of these solutions can offer tremendous support. But they’re very different in their approach and intended outcomes. Below, we’ll do an in-depth review of how each of these options works. ...

When students need reading help, it’s sometimes because an underlying issue is the culprit. Last month, we looked at visual processing—and how challenges with this cognitive skill can result in difficulties in reading and other subjects. This month, we’ll look at a few common signs that a learner is struggling with this issue.   First of ...

Many kids forget things—but some struggle more than others to remember important details. That can be especially challenging when it comes to school, homework, and learning. How can anyone improve memory? What strategies should you consider? Memory problems can come in all shapes and sizes. When kids are simply too excited or too anxious, it ...

For those who procrastinate from doing homework, every Sunday night can be a scramble to finish assignments at the last minute. You want to avoid the tears, stress, and anxiety faced by your learner, but how? What kind of homework help will make a difference here? Time management is a big part of completing homework ...