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Reading Help: Signs Your Child Is Struggling with Visual Processing

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 ...

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Why Does My Child Forget Everything? Can I Help Improve Their Memory?

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 ...

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Homework Help: Time Management Strategies for Homework Completion

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 ...

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Reading Help: What is Visual Processing?

Every day, our minds process vast amounts of information at incredible speeds, often without us even knowing it! That’s why, when we struggle with certain activities—such as reading—it can be tough to pinpoint what’s really happening. Often, learners don’t even realize they need reading help, because difficulties may only register on a subconscious level. Take ...

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Find Help with Math: What to Do When Your Child Struggles with Math

We’re surrounded by math every day — whether you’re calculating the tip for a waiter or hair stylist, tracking sports statistics for your favorite team, or playing music. Unfortunately, a lot of people struggle with numbers and math, and it starts at a young age. If you think your learner might need math help, here’s ...

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Mind-Blowing Brain Facts & Things You Can Do to Stay Sharp

Your brain is an amazing organ. There’s nothing that you do (consciously or not) that doesn’t go back to your brain. From seeing and hearing the world around you to following a conversation to literally keeping your heart beating, your brain impacts every area of your life. Today we are bringing awareness to some mind-blowing ...

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ADD/ADHD Help Beyond Medication

When you’re dealing with an ADHD diagnosis for you or your learner, it can be validating but nerve-wracking. You may have more questions than answers. Most importantly: how do you find the right ADD help for you or your learner? ADHD (also known as ADD) can come with enormous reserves of imagination, curiosity, and energy. ...

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How Reading Help can Make Your Child a Stronger Reader

Reading offers a lifetime of benefits, creating a path to knowledge, discovery, and imagination. Strong reading skills are particularly important for classroom learning. But how can you encourage your kid to become a reader? What kind of reading help makes a difference? Humans have been reading for millennia. But, thanks to MRI research, science has ...

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Homework Help is More than Tutoring

When kids race home from school, the last thing on their minds is more studying. It’s no surprise, then, that homework can be a trial for many households. For lots of parents, tutoring feels like a familiar solution, but it’s not always the one that works. When choosing homework help, your child’s struggles may dictate ...

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Reading Help: Understanding the Difference Between Reading Skills and Reading Comprehension

Reading is one of the most complex, fascinating abilities that humans possess. It’s not an innate skill—in fact, humans only started reading about six thousand years ago. Nor is it one singular skill. Instead, it’s a multi-part process that relies on many different skills working together. If you’re seeking reading help for your learner, it’s ...

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