Recent Posts in the Math Help Category

• 10 Ways to Help Your Child Succeed in School This Fall

  Jul 27, 2021
  Ready to help your child make this the best school year yet? We've got some tips to make the transition to the classroom easier and keep your student focused! 1. Ditch unnecessary technology during ...
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• Characteristics of a learning disability

  Jul 26, 2021
  Do you suspect your student has a learning disability? If so, it's probably based on observations you've made (e.g., homework struggles, less-than-stellar grades) or feedback from a teacher (e.g., ...
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• The 4 Core Cognitive Components of Efficient Math Performance

  Jul 13, 2021
  July 13 is "Embrace Your Geekness" Day and LearningRx is all about removing the negative stigma from the term "geek" AND reminding parents that there's no such thing as being destined to have math ...
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• How does online brain training work?

  Jul 12, 2021
  If you've been considering personal brain training for you or someone you love but don't live near a LearningRx Center, we've got some good news: LearningRx now offers live, 1-on-1 online brain ...
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• 4 FAQs About Personal Brain Training

  Jul 7, 2021
  When people come to LearningRx for the first time, they typically have a lot of questions. It's understandable, as we offer a unique service that's very different than tutoring, brain games, or ...
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• What it's like to go through LearningRx 1-on-1 Brain Training

  Jun 24, 2021
  If you've been contemplating enrolling your student in LearningRx 1-on-1 brain training, we thought it might be helpful to fully explain what the process is like. Here are the 5 basic steps: 1. ...
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• 5 Facts That Help De-stigmatize Learning Disabilities

  Jun 23, 2021
  If you've been told your student has a learning disorder (a.k.a. learning disability), it can bring up a wealth of emotions ranging from fear and guilt to embarrassment and worry. But there are some ...
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• New study confirms cognitive exercises boost math skills in young kids

  Jun 15, 2021
  If you struggled in math and worry your child will follow in your footsteps, take note: there's yet another piece of evidence showing anyone can be good at math! A new large study published in the ...
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• Tutoring or One-on-One Brain Training; Determining What Your Smart Kid Needs This Summer

  Jun 14, 2021
  You probably already know this, but it might help to hear it from experts: Just because your kid didn't perform as well this past school year doesn't mean they're not smart. There were extenuating ...
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• Homeschoolers: Signs Your Child Has Attention Struggles

  May 25, 2021
  If you’ve been homeschooling for a while, you probably already know the many benefits: more choice in terms of curriculum, experiential learning, a more flexible schedule, and academic excellence, ...
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