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Brain Balance Blog:
Learning Disorders

Why Movement Matters: What Preschoolers on a Treadmill Can Teach Us About Brain Development

By Dr. Rebecca Jackson. Inspired by research from the University of Illinois and the foundational principles of Brain Balance

Understanding the Full Impact of ADHD: A Whole-Brain Approach to Support and Intervention

By Dr. Rebecca Jackson

Navigating IEPs, 504s, and Special Education Needs

Understanding the complexities of special education can be a daunting task for parents. The recent Brain Balance webinar, featuring Chief Program […]

The Science Behind Brain Balance

By Dr. Rebecca Jackson

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, […]

The COVID Slide: Helping Parents and Kids Climb Back Up

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 […]

University of Cambridge Research Links Learning Difficulties with Weak Connections in the Brain

Children with cognitive, attention and learning difficulties likely have weaker connectivity across regions of the brain than the rest of the […]

Final Exam Tips for Students with Learning Differences

Everything You Need to Know About Verbal and Non-verbal Learning Disabilities

"Learning disabilities" is an umbrella term, used to describe an array of specific learning disabilities, such as dyslexia or auditory processing […]

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