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You’ve probably heard someone say this before: “I’m just not a visual learner.” Maybe you’ve said it yourself! It’s true that students of all ages will often express a learning preference. But does that mean there are different types of learning—and, by extension, different types of learners? The answer may be more complicated than you ...

Feeling the pressure of upcoming exams? It’s completely normal, but there are effective strategies to make this period more productive and less stressful. Here are three invaluable tips for exam success that may help you perform better on tests and assignments. Embrace the Power of Quality Sleep (Yes, Even Naps!) Scientific research underscores the importance ...

Tutoring, neurofeedback, social-emotional counseling, or brain training? For parents of a struggling student, it can be difficult to determine which interventions to pursue outside of the school setting.  Part of the problem is that brain-based issues can include a wide variety of causes and manifestations, from learning disabilities and anxiety to behavioral issues and depression. ...

Late and missing assignments can be a source of frustration for both parents and students. It’s not uncommon for teens to struggle with keeping track of their responsibilities, leading to last-minute cramming and subpar work. Instead of just nagging your child about making sure they’re getting all their work done, it can be helpful to ...

The holiday season is a time for relaxation and fun, but it’s also important to keep young minds engaged and active. While it’s tempting to let children indulge in extended screen time or idle play, incorporating some brain-boosting holiday activities can be both enjoyable and beneficial. The holiday season is a busy time already, so ...

Ask any parent on the planet and they’ll tell you that physical exercise is vital for kids. Whether it’s playing a sport, riding a bike or just making time for movement, regular exercise helps keep the body healthy. But what about the brain? Cognitive exercises help kids and teens boost the fundamental skills needed to ...

Investigating reading help for kids can feel like an overwhelming process. There are many different interventions out there, and it can be hard to sort through which option is going to be the best for your child. While tutoring and other approaches have their place, brain training has also been a helpful tool for many ...

Most of us read every day, whether we’re browsing a restaurant menu or scrolling on social media. It’s easy to forget that reading is an incredibly complex task—one that demands enormous brainpower and draws on many separate abilities. When a learner needs reading help determining the correct course of action requires a deeper look at ...

The holiday season brings joy, festivities, and cherished family moments. However, for parents of children with ADHD, it can also bring unique challenges. The combination of excitement, change in routine, and sensory overload can be overwhelming for kids with ADHD. But with some thoughtful planning and strategies in place, you can create a joyful and ...

Whether it’s a family gathering, office holiday party, or friend group game night, high-quality group games are a great addition to stimulate conversation, connection, and brain power! Here’s a roundup of 9 fun group games to try this year that also count as a brain workout: Incohearent Family Edition A judge holds a card so ...