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Confidence is a crucial factor in a student’s academic success and personal growth. Hesitant students often face challenges that can hinder their self-esteem and overall performance. They tend to second-guess themselves, speak negatively about their abilities, or show resistance to even trying to perform well. At LearningRx, we understand the significance of nurturing confidence in ...

When your child learns they have dyslexia, it can be daunting for both you and them. But many people with this condition thrive and succeed, including writers, entrepreneurs, scientists, and leaders. With proper Brain Training in place, it can be easier for your learner to face the future with confidence. But first—what is dyslexia, and ...

Test anxiety is a common challenge faced by many students, impacting their ability to perform at their best during exams. This phenomenon can be attributed to various factors, some of which are deeply rooted in the brain’s functioning.  If you’re frustrated by your student’s poor grades, even when they seem to know the content… Or ...

As a parent, you want to see your child thrive in school. But sometimes, despite your (and their) best efforts, kids can find themselves struggling academically. It’s hard to know what interventions might be most effective for your student’s particular challenges, and some parents end up tossing time and money at the first option that ...

Test anxiety is a pervasive issue that many students face, impacting their ability to perform at their full potential during exams. At LearningRx, we understand the importance of addressing the root causes of test anxiety to unlock a student’s true learning potential. In this blog post, we’ll explore five common reasons why students experience test ...

In the dynamic world of neuroscience, one term that has gained significant attention in recent years is “neuroplasticity.” This groundbreaking concept has revolutionized our understanding of the brain and its incredible capacity for change.  What is Neuroplasticity? Neuroplasticity refers to the brain’s remarkable ability to reorganize itself by forming new neural connections throughout life. Contrary ...

When you think about how your child is doing in school, grades are probably the first thing that comes to mind. And while these are a reflection of your child’s mastery of particular content, they may not actually be the best measure of their academic progress. Here are some ways to think about creating a ...

Don’t think of focusing on brain health as a New Year’s resolution. Nearly 80% of people who set New Year’s resolutions lose their resolve by mid-February. Instead, look for gradual ways to make small changes to improve your brain that will help improve your mental health, memory, attention, and sleep.  Need some ideas? We’ve got ...

We work with many individuals who struggles with attention issues or diagnosed with ADHD – combined type or inattentive. Lupe came to us due to these difficulties.  Usually, when students struggle with attention (ADHD), it is due to a combination of other weaknesses that manifest as attention issues.  The most common being processing speed.  When cognitive skills are ...

We work with many individuals who struggles with attention issues or diagnosed with ADHD – combined type or inattentive. Lupe came to us due to these difficulties.  Usually, when students struggle with attention (ADHD), it is due to a combination of other weaknesses that manifest as attention issues.  The most common being processing speed.  When cognitive skills are ...