Recent Posts in the Organization Strategies Category

• The Well-Being Check-In: Physical/Habitual

  Sep 23, 2021
  With a few weeks of school under your belt, now is a good time to gauge your child’s or teen’s physical health and determine if they’re starting the academic year off with good habits. Don’t worry if ...
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• 7 Tips to boost your child's motivation for learning

  Sep 20, 2021
  There are a lot of reasons kids struggle with motivation when it comes to school but rarely do they have to do with laziness! Kids that are bored in class, have learning struggles, or just feel ...
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• The Well-Being Check-In: Academic/Cognitive

  Sep 16, 2021
  With school officially underway, this is a good time for parents to check in on their children’s and teen’s academic and cognitive well-being. LearningRx, the world’s largest personal brain training ...
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• Can you outgrow ADHD?

  Sep 3, 2021
  Many parents incorrectly assume that a child or teen with ADHD will simply outgrow it. Although some children who exhibit hyperactivity may no longer display it in adulthood, that doesn't mean they've ...
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• 3 Ways to Help Your Child Prepare for Kindergarten

  Aug 27, 2021
  August is Get Ready for Kindergarten Month and LearningRx has three tips to help parents prepare their children for kindergarten. 1. Teach concepts. While it’s helpful to head into kindergarten ...
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• 7 Brainy Back-to-School Supplies

  Aug 10, 2021
  Most school supply lists are a pretty standard collection of notebooks, pencils, binders, and highlighters. But that doesn’t mean you can’t add a few upgrades to help your learner blossom this year! ...
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• Writing on paper creates stronger brain activity than writing on a tablet or smartphone

  Jun 25, 2021
  Technology often gets its share of unfair criticism (especially when it comes to education), but in this case, there's something to be said about old-school learning. A study published in the journal ...
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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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• 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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• 6 Ways to Help Your Teen Create Good Habits Before College

  May 24, 2021
  Like most parents, you may worry what bad habits your teen will pick up when they’re in college. Sleeping in through classes, forgetting to brush their teeth at least twice a day, eating junk food, ...
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