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Improve Problem-Solving and Math Skills with Brain Training

Math skills don’t always come easily, and that’s okay! Some people seem to have a natural aptitude for numbers, but far more learners need hands-on support with math before they start to excel. Fortunately, brain training and other forms of one-on-one assistance can make all the difference with learning challenges. At LearningRx, our MathRx® program ...

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Conversational Signs of Cognitive Decline and Slower Processing

We used to think that memory loss and cognitive decline were inevitable as we got older. However, now we know that early action to strengthen cognitive skills and support mental sharpness can go a long way towards slowing this progression and enhancing cognitive function at any age! With that in mind, here are a few ...

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2023 Smart Mom’s Toybox: The Good-for-Your-Brain Toylist

The holiday season is here, and maybe you’re looking for some fresh games, toys, and gift ideas for some of the people on your list! The Smart Mom’s Toybox is our collection of some of our favorite new (and old) games, toys, books, or activities that are exciting for kids and adults—and boost brain skills, ...

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Targeting Math Struggles: Brain Training vs. Tutoring

As many parents themselves can attest to, challenges with math are not unique to any particular generation. In fact, math struggles have little to do with genes, age, gender, study habits—or even intelligence! Plenty of very intelligent people have dyscalculia, which just means “trouble with numbers.”  The cause of math struggles So, what is to ...

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Early Signs of Mild Cognitive Impairment and Cognitive Decline

As we age, it’s natural for our cognitive abilities to evolve. However, sometimes these changes may signal the onset of mild cognitive impairment (MCI), a condition that falls between the normal cognitive decline of aging and the more serious cognitive impairments associated with conditions like Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. Recognizing the early signs of MCI ...

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Child Reading Below Grade Level? Steps to Take and Pitfalls to Avoid

Every child learns at their own pace, and when it comes to reading, some may face challenges that put them below their grade level. As a concerned parent, it’s crucial to take proactive steps to support your child’s reading development. As kids fall behind in reading, every subject area is impacted eventually. Here are some ...

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Holiday Survival Tips for Kids with ADHD

For many families, the holiday season is a time of celebration and creating cherished memories. However, for kids with ADHD, it can also be a time of heightened challenges. The combination of excitement, change in routine, and sensory overload can make it overwhelming, leading to stress, meltdowns, and a very not-joyful season for the whole ...

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Is Cognitive Fitness Within Your Control?

I’ve often wondered what role personality traits play in cognitive fitness. I’ve heard that people who are outgoing, conscientious and organized less likely to develop cognitive impairment. Is it because they tend to be more social, enjoy detail-oriented tasks and can juggle more activities (i.e., work, hobbies, time with friends)?  The American Psychological Association published ...

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Possible Root Causes of Reading Struggles

Reading is a complex task that requires a variety of skills in order to happen efficiently. If your child faces reading struggles, there are many possible root causes. What’s important to note is that reading issues won’t just go away with more tutoring, more practice, or just reading to your child more often. If there ...

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Concerned Remote Learning Hurt Your Child’s Reading Skills? We Can Help!

Was remote learning a challenge for your child? This mode of education seemed to spring up overnight, and with it came new technology and brand-new struggles. Now, research shows that reading skills for young students were significantly impacted by remote learning, underscoring the need for reading help. In fact, reading was one of the main ...

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