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Looking for some free online reading resources for your children or teens? Check out Barnes & Noble's Free Nook Book collection. You can sort by age and subject. To find your free books, go HERE .
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An interesting study from the University of British Columbia has found that not only do young kids (ages 4 and 5) prefer to learn from confident people, but they also "keep track of how well the ...
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If you're looking for ways to help boost your child's brain skills while schools are closed, check out our review site: www.learningrxreviews.com . This one-stop website offers reviews on a wide ...
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Check out this fun Inventor Scavenger Hunt from Primary Playground!
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There’s a lot of research on dyslexia, which simply means “trouble with words.” But there’s not as much about S-RCD, or Specific Reading Comprehension Deficits. Where dyslexia is about reading the ...
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Do you have a student who always seems to be in trouble for bad behavior in the classroom? A new study has found that rather than punishing them for being disruptive, praise seems to provide better ...
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Did you know that the electronic game Simon boosts auditory and visual processing, attention, memory and processing speed? Or that Battleship helps work on logic and reasoning, problem solving and ...
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As much as we'd like to wrap our kids in bubble wrap before sending them off to college, we can't. And a new study shows that college sports aren't the only place students get concussions. Research ...
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The term “learning disability” can strike a chord of panic in parents. “But my child is smart! How can she have a learning disability?” is a common reaction. And the reality is, they’re right! The ...
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The word “dyscalculia” sounds fancy but it really just serves as a broad term for learning difficulties in math. The good news is that dyscalculia is often due to poor visual processing and memory ...
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