Brain Training Articles & News, Page 70

When Dee and her husband brought their foster-to-adoption son Jon into our LearningRx center, they were wondering what in the world they were going to do. He’d been in public school, but they pulled him to homeschool and try to really understand what his struggles were. With over 21 years’ experience homeschooling, Dee knew that ...

As a parent, you want your child to do well in school, and to learn all of the things that will gain them success in life. And if you’re like most parents, you’d do anything to help them get there. But did you know that helping your child too much can actually impede their ability ...

It’s inevitable. You’re a couple months into the summer season, and all of a sudden: your kids are bored. They don’t know how to spend their time. They’re begging for more screen time. And as a parent, you’re exhausted. If the summer blues are hitting your household, here are 5 tips to help your family ...

We’re sharing a list of 17 healthy snacks that can boost developing brains. Best of all, most of which can be eaten with your fingers!

Keep your child’s mind sharp throughout the summer and avoid the “summer slide”. Here are a few ways to help your child improve their brain fitness this summer.

If your child reads below grade level or struggles with sounding out words, comprehension, or fluency, playing games may be a great way to help them get a boost! Reading and spelling are complex skills that require a network of cognitive skills. But if your child struggles in any of these areas, these tasks will ...

The start of school is quickly approaching, so maybe you’re starting to think of what you can do to help make the transition easier. Even if you haven’t kept a summer journal this year, spending a few minutes per day on one of these summer journal prompts can help get your child more ready for ...

We’ve got 10 ideas to help you beat the heat with a little water play in your own yard or driveway! Check out these diversions that can be modified to fit a variety of players.

Our kids are always learning. Whether it’s in formal school, camps, or just the day-to-day life of being a kid, learning never stops because cognitive skills are constantly working to process new stimuli. Everything from problem-solving amongst friends at the pool to reading road signs as you drive to the beach counts as summer learning ...

very passing birthday, it doesn’t have to be an inevitable part of aging. In fact, we now know that neuroplasticity—the brain’s ability to change at any age—can be used to our advantage. And that’s exactly why we created our Brain Booster programs.