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As a parent, understanding your child’s academic progress can be challenging. Teachers see your child in the learning environment every day and can offer valuable insights into their habits and challenges. Asking the right questions can help identify potential learning struggles that may be tied to cognitive skill weaknesses.  Here are five questions to ask ...

Whether you’re interested in exploring your local Brain Training Center or you’ve just stumbled across the concept of brain training programs, you may have questions. At LearningRx, one of the most common ones we hear is: What is brain training, anyway? To put it simply, brain training is a fantastic way to work on improving ...

When it comes to ADHD, well-meaning advice can often do more harm than good. ADHD is a complex neurological condition, not a matter of laziness, lack of discipline, or simply needing to “try harder.” Misunderstandings about ADHD lead to advice that, while perhaps offered with good intentions, misses the mark entirely.  Here’s some ADHD “advice” ...

Building resilience to help your kids be mentally strong is equally important as filling their academic toolbox. Resilience, or the ability to bounce back from adversity, helps kids navigate the ups and downs of all areas of life, from academic pressures to social dynamics. Here are some effective strategies to help your child build resilience ...

People with ADHD are tired of being told to focus or calm down… but why are these pieces of “advice” so unhelpful? It really comes down to core differences in the way ADHD brains function. Here are 4 things that we should stop saying to people with ADHD, why they’re unhelpful, and what the alternative ...

Parker was really struggling and his parents were looking for help as he was diagnosed with ADHD and dyslexia.   His school experience was difficult as he had a hard time focusing and staying on task and reading was a struggle.   His parents had tried several tutoring options, and Parker had an IEP where he was pulled ...

Parker was really struggling and his parents were looking for help as he was diagnosed with ADHD and dyslexia.   His school experience was difficult as he had a hard time focusing and staying on task and reading was a struggle.   His parents had tried several tutoring options, and Parker had an IEP where he was pulled ...

Parker was really struggling and his parents were looking for help as he was diagnosed with ADHD and dyslexia.   His school experience was difficult as he had a hard time focusing and staying on task and reading was a struggle.   His parents had tried several tutoring options, and Parker had an IEP where he was pulled ...

Parent-teacher conferences are a great way to get feedback about your student beyond just the grades you see on quizzes, homework, and report cards.  Depending on your child’s age, school, and the time of year, you may be able to learn about their standardized test scores, any academic progress or challenges they have, their behavior ...

With so many options available, it’s easy to get caught up in the idea that a perfect curriculum in your homeschooling program is the key to success. However, while it’s important, it’s not the most critical factor in ensuring your child’s educational success. Personalized Learning in Homeschooling Efforts Every child has unique learning needs, and ...