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Turning the School Year Around: Building Learning Skills

Whether the first part of the school year was a positive experience or one that you never want to revisit, the new year is a helpful time to re-evaluate and build new learning skills that will help turn the school year around and unlock more success for your child’s learning. Here are some helpful things ...

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Set and Achieve SMART Goals with Your Kids

As the New Year dawns, it brings with it fresh opportunities to set and pursue meaningful goals for both you and your family. Whether you wholeheartedly embrace the idea of New Year’s resolutions or find them a tad daunting, instilling the art of goal-setting in your children is invaluable. When kids witness how we approach ...

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Maximize Exam Success: 3 Proven Tips for Better Test-Taking

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 ...

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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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What Should You Do if You Suspect Your Child Has a Learning Disability?

Discovering that your child may have a learning disability can be a challenging and emotional experience. However, it’s crucial to remember that early intervention and support are key to helping your child thrive academically and personally. In this blog, we’ll explore the signs of a learning disability, the different types of testing available, and the ...

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Understanding Learning Styles and Cognitive Skills

As parents, understanding the unique learning styles of your children can play a crucial role in supporting their educational journey. Dr. Neil Fleming’s VARK model of learning styles provides a helpful framework to give a name to these preferences: While these models offer valuable insights, it’s important to acknowledge that saying your child falls into ...

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5 Foundational Skills Kids Need to Have in Order to Succeed in Kindergarten (and Beyond)

As parents and educators, we all want the best for our children. We understand that a strong start in their educational journey lays the foundation for their future success. Kindergarten is a crucial stepping stone in this journey, as it marks the beginning of a child’s formal education. However, for children to excel in kindergarten ...

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Slow Processing Speed in Kids: Signs to Watch For

You may think of processing speed as just how quickly you’re able to complete a task, but the reality is that this skill impacts so many other areas of thinking and learning. It’s the “entry point” skill in your brain: everything you see, hear, touch, taste, smell, interpret from the world around you goes through ...

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Organization Strategies to Empower & Equip Teens for the School Year

The teenage years are a crucial period of growth and development, setting the stage for a lifetime of achievements. As a parent or guardian, you play a pivotal role in helping your teenager navigate this transformative phase successfully. One of the most valuable skills you can instill in them is organization. By equipping them with ...

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Signs of School Avoidance (and What’s Going on Under the Surface)

School avoidance is a complex issue that affects many students around the world. While it’s natural for some children to experience occasional reluctance or anxiety about attending school, persistent school avoidance can have a significant impact on a student’s academic progress, social development, and overall well-being. There are many reasons why kids try to avoid ...

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