Brain Training Articles & News, Page 178

Here’s Courtney Axline of LearningRx Cedar Rapids appearing on channel2 to discuss how parentings can partner with teachers to help ensure theirchild’s success. https://cbs2iowa.com/community/more-fun-in-the-morning/how-to-partner-with-teachers-to-ensure-your-childs-success

This piece about a LearningRx Hudson graduate’s experience with personalbrain training was picked up by Digital Journal. #

Here’s LearningRx San Antonio’s Gina Cruz appearing on newschannel 4 to share tips to help make this school year a success. https://news4sanantonio.com/sa-living/tips-for-making-this-school-year-a-success

Here is LearningRx Shreveport’s Donesa Walker writing about erasingthe stigmas of dyslexia and ADHD. https://readlola.com/2019/09/erasing-the-stigmas-of-dyslexia-adhd-just-the-facts-without-all-the-hype/

Dr. Amy’s study, “The Promise of Clinician-delivered CognitiveTraining for Children Diagnosed with ADHD” was published in theJournal of Mental Health and Clinical Psychology. https://www.mentalhealthjournal.org/inpress-articles.php

The semester is over and report cards are being sent home. When you look at your child’s report card, are you surprised by your child’s grades? We hear from parents all the time that a child’s grades don’t match his or her ability. There’s a reason for this mismatch. Often, these students may have some ...

Created by Carolyn Worthington, the publisher of the Healthy Aging multimedia platform, 25 years, ago, the goal of #HealthyAgingMonth is to focus to the positive sides of aging. Why September? Apparently, the month helps people feel it’s a good month to ‘get started’—perhaps tied in with the back-to-school routine. If you’re looking for a great ...

Although most of know how a period, question mark and exclamation point works, there are plenty of punctuation mysteries that stump even the brightest grammarians. In honor of #NationalPunctuationDay, we thought we’d offer a crash course on some of the lesser-understood marks. Brackets=[]=Among other uses, you can use brackets to include explanatory words or phrases ...

Although everyone has heard of Alzheimer’s, not everyone knows what it is exactly, or how common it is. Here are some general facts to get you up to speed: 1. Alzheimer’s is the most common form of dementia (disorders that impair mental functioning). 2. Every 65 seconds, someone develops Alzheimer’s. 3. Currently, 5.8 million Americans ...

Eme has been named the 2nd Runner Up in LearningRx’s National Student of the Year competition! Check out more about her story here