The Different Types of Learning Styles
When you need to learn something new, what do you do? Do you make flashcards to test yourself? Have a friend drill you with questions or take notes, […]
When you need to learn something new, what do you do? Do you make flashcards to test yourself? Have a friend drill you with questions or take notes, […]
There’s a new slide in town—a slide you won’t find on the school playground. Known as the COVID Slide, it describes the decline in academic retention […]
Children with cognitive, attention and learning difficulties likely have weaker connectivity across regions of the brain than the rest of the […]
"Learning disabilities" is an umbrella term, used to describe an array of specific learning disabilities, such as dyslexia or auditory processing […]
"Awareness is the greatest agent for change." — Eckhart Tolle Within the United States, approximately one in five children experience attention and […]
Avoiding homework can be pretty typical behavior for students who spend all day in school and want to spend time at home running and playing. […]
Getting through high school with a learning disability is a huge accomplishment! But what happens when a teenager goes off to college? If their […]
Kids struggling with learning or behavioral issues often have problems earning high scores on standardized tests. Just because your child has a […]