Brain Training Articles & News, Page 131

Way to stay young, Charlotte! Learn about Charlotte, here.

For some of us, the pressures and stresses of the holidays guilt us into stockpiling useless gifts that often end up in the donation bin after gathering dust. But 2020 feels like the year for change, so why not start with your gift-giving? LearningRx, the world’s largest personal brain training company, has put together a ...

Looking for some Christmas gift ideas that will help boost brain skills? Check out www.learningrxreviews.com. LearningRx team members not only review toys, games, apps, websites and books, but we also tell you which brain skills are boosted! Interested in learning more about cognitive skills? Check out our page explaining what they are, what each brain skill ...

Way to go, Kate! Kate is our student feature #10 Learn about Kate, here.

Congratulations to Kate – our student feature #10! Read about Kate, here.

Kate came to us in 5th grade and had been struggling with her overall confidence and ability to work independently. With middle school looming, her parents were nervous as to how she would handle the transition. Kate did fantastic in training and her parents shared: “We worried about Kate going on to middle school, high ...

Before the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) was signed into law on December 2, 1972, many people with disabilities received little to no education. Schools weren’t required to make accommodations for children with disabilities and many families couldn’t afford to send their students away to special schools. Thanks to the law being implemented, children ...

Congratulations to #11, we are so proud to feature Adele who struggled with attention issues and homework difficulties. Her story is below! Adele’s Story

Adele’s mom shares, “I can’t begin to say how much this brain training changed my daughter’s life. Before starting the program, she struggled with ADD-type qualities, spelling, processing things slowly, and getting her homework done in a timely fashion (as a 4th grader it took her around 2 hours every night). She has now completed ...

Way to go, Adele! You are our student feature #11! Read her story, here.