Brain Training Articles & News, Page 239

Here’s a piece about a Milwaukee man being named as one of five finalistsin the LearningRx national brain training results contest: www.franchisepod.com/ads/local-man-named-student-of-the-year-finalist-in-LearningRx/

Here’s a piece about a Milwaukee photographer and musician who wasnamed a LearningRx Student of the Year: #

Here’s a release about a Chattanooga student who was named a studentof the year finalist with LearningRx. It appeared in Digital Journal: #

The rewards of traveling with your family are myriad, and include time together, once-in-a-lifetime experiences, and fond memories. (Even plans that go horribly awry provide fodder for some of the best stories!) But let’s not kid ourselves. There are challenges, too. Kids of all ages can get tired, bored, hungry, cranky, and demanding. And if ...

Here’s a piece that ran in “The Paper” about LearningRxThe Woodlands’ JumpStart program: https://fatcatwebproductions.com/ThePaper_2014/md-thenews/content/get-jumpstart-school-year

You consider yourself a good parent, right? You try to limit TV time for your toddler, buy organic whenever you can, and download only the most educational apps to keep your little one entertained while you fold laundry or get dinner started. But if you’re like the rest of us, sometimes you wonder what else ...

Here’s LearningRx’s Red Bank/Marlboro’s Michael Ginsbergon “The Smart Summer Toy Box”: https://gallery.mailchimp.com/4d846e2acaa8d6ee0d26a0a3d/files/0716_Monmouth_WEB.co

Here’s a piece about LearningRx The Woodlands calling for kids to“Embrace Your Geekness” for the July 13 day honoring it. https://fatcatwebproductions.com/ThePaper_2014/md-thenews/content/woodlands-LearningRx-invites-you-celebrate-your-geekness

Tips, tricks and advice for shifting your kids to healthier snacks Last year, my son’s class ate lunch at 11:30 a.m. By the time he got home from school at 4 p.m., he was famished. My daughter wasn’t far behind, although her big complaint was feeling sluggish in the late afternoons. She said her classroom ...

According to Value Penguin, the average American family spends more than $200/month on entertainment. Of course, that’s based on an average income of $63,784. If you’ve got an extra large family or make less than the average household, you might really feel the pinch when it comes to taking your family to say, a carnival. ...