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When you or your learner needs ADHD help, it’s crucial to understand how and why certain challenges manifest. Why is it so easy to lose track of time? Why do you feel overwhelmed when faced with competing priorities? The more you know about specific symptoms and difficulties, the easier it is to approach solutions without ...

Reading is a fundamental skill that students will need to master all the other subjects—from math and science to history and foreign languages. Beyond simply memorizing words and learning to spell, reading is a multifaceted process that involves sound recognition, fluency and comprehension. Building these reading skills in young students in particular needs to follow ...

When a child has a learning struggle, it can be daunting to figure out what you can do to help them overcome it. Learning challenges have far-reaching impacts beyond just grades: learning struggles also affect confidence, self-esteem, motivation, and many other areas of life.  So what can you do? The first step is to dig ...

Whether the first part of the school year was a positive experience or one that you never want to revisit, the new year is a helpful time to re-evaluate and build new learning skills that will help turn the school year around and unlock more success for your child’s learning. Here are some helpful things ...

As parents, we understand that every child’s learning journey is unique. Some kids breeze through academics effortlessly, while others face hurdles that require a bit more time and effort. For the latter, celebrating small wins becomes not just a moment of joy but a crucial aspect of their learning and development. Here are some ways ...

You may have heard that there are two parts to smart: knowledge and cognitive skills. The latter, which includes foundational brain skills such as visual and auditory processing, memory, logic & reasoning, attention, and processing speed, are essential for strong study skills.  Regardless of your student’s age, study skills create more confident and independent learners. ...

The midpoint of the school year can be a pivotal moment for students and parents alike. If the first half didn’t go as planned or if there’s room for improvement, fear not – it’s never too late to turn things around. Here are some strategies to help you make the most of what’s left in ...

In a world where information is constantly evolving and communication is key, the ability to read proficiently is more crucial than ever. While much emphasis is placed on childhood literacy, the truth is that literacy is a skill that can be developed and enhanced at any age. Adult literacy, in particular, plays a vital role ...

As the year winds down and a New Year begins, it’s a season of reflecting, goal-setting, and figuring out what you want the next year to look like. For kids, this transition happens mid school year, which makes it the perfect time to evaluate what’s working, what’s not, and what you all can do to ...

Every January, well-meaning goal-setters announce their plans to lose weight, make more money, declutter, quit imbibing and so on. Although experts agree that it’s better to keep trying than never to attempt change at all, only about 9 percent of people who set New Year’s Resolutions actually achieve them. With this in mind, how can ...