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Weak reading comprehension can be a burden on students in the classroom. But beyond these concerns in school, if you have low reading comprehension, you are also less likely to enjoy reading and pursue it. While you may think reading comprehension struggles are only linked to poor recall of what was read, there are other ...

The back-to-school season is filled with stress, planning, and adjustments for your family. You spend time making sure school supply lists are checked off, sports are registered, wardrobes are filled… and it may feel like adding even one more thing to your family’s plate is too much. Even taking the last lingering days of summer ...

When students face struggles in the classroom, having dedicated, one-on-one support can make all the difference. Tutoring services provide one form of support, but that’s not the only option—and it may not provide the results you’re looking for. At LearningRx Tysons, we offer hands-on, interactive support through one-on-one brain training. Many learners experience lukewarm results ...

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by symptoms such as inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. While medication and behavioral interventions are commonly used to manage ADHD symptoms, there is growing interest in alternative approaches like brain training. No two people are exactly alike. Even two individuals with ADHD will have different strengths ...

Impulsive behavior is a complex phenomenon that affects individuals across various aspects of life, often leading to unfavorable consequences. While impulsive behavior can stem from various factors, one significant underlying cause can be traced back to weak cognitive skills. If you’re frustrated by your child’s lack of forethought, follow through, or ability to follow directions, ...

In our fast-paced, technology-driven world, spending time outdoors often takes a backseat to our hectic schedules and digital distractions. However, embracing the great outdoors can be a game-changer for our brain health and overall well-being. Numerous studies have shown that connecting with nature and spending time outside can have a profound positive impact on our ...

At LearningRx Tysons, we’re often asked: what’s the difference between brain training and tutoring! Through our one-on-one programs, we offer dynamic support to students of all ages, helping them achieve success at school, work, and well beyond. Everyone deals with different challenges when it comes to a learning environment. That’s why it’s so important to ...

Traveling with kids can be overwhelming, and screens have become a very normal go-to tool to keep them busy during car trips or flights. Instead of jumping straight to more shows or games on a tablet, here are some travel games and activities to try that are also great for your brain! Screen-Free Travel Games ...

Summer is a time for fun and relaxation, but it can also be an opportunity to learn new things and exercise your brain. Whether you’re a student on break or an adult looking to expand your knowledge, there are plenty of activities you can do that will benefit your brain. Summer learning is critical to ...

Summer reading is an important activity that can have significant benefits for students. Not only does it help prevent the “summer slide” where students may experience a decline in academic skills during the summer months, but it also helps to enhance their vocabulary, comprehension, and critical thinking abilities. Maintain Reading Skills During Summer Break One ...