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What Slow Processing Speed Actually Looks Like at Home and School

1 Jul at 3:48 am

Your child is bright. You know it, and you see their potential. But somewhere between understanding something and doing something with it, things fall apart. Homework takes three times as…

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Is Your Child Really Ready for Next Year? Look Beyond the Report Card

17 Jun at 3:02 am

Summer is here — and if you’re a parent, you already know that the moment the last bell rings, a quiet worry can sneak in right alongside the relief. Was…

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My Child Is Still Behind in Reading. What Should I Do?

1 Jun at 3:20 am

The school year is wrapping up, and you already know something isn’t quite right. Maybe your child came home with a reading level that was behind their grade. Maybe they…

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Why Isn’t My Child Getting Better at Reading?

13 May at 3:41 am

If you’ve been practicing sight words, sounding things out, reading every night… and your child still isn’t improving, it can feel confusing and discouraging. You might be wondering: “Are we…

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New Study: LearningRx Brain Training for Adults with Post-COVID Brain Fog

1 May at 3:58 am

A new peer-reviewed study published in the international journal Brain Sciences highlights encouraging outcomes for adults struggling with post-COVID cognitive symptoms (often called “brain fog”) following LearningRx cognitive training. Here’s…

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Choosing the Right Reading Intervention

8 Apr at 3:44 am

Choosing the right reading intervention comes down to one key question: Is your child struggling because they haven’t been taught how to read… or because their brain is struggling to…

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Beyond Attention: How Does ADHD Affect Learning?

31 Mar at 2:55 pm

When most people think of ADHD, they picture a kid who can’t sit still or a student who’s always staring out the window. But ADHD is far more complex than…

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Thinking About Switching Homeschool Curriculum… Again? Read This First.

25 Mar at 3:05 am

If you’re a homeschool parent wrapping up the year feeling discouraged, you’re not alone. Maybe you’re staring at a stack of books that didn’t get finished. Or maybe the plan…

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“Am I Doing Enough?” Non-Academic Signs of Progress Homeschool Parents Should Notice This Spring

4 Mar at 3:38 am

By spring, many homeschool parents start asking the same quiet (or not-so-quiet) questions: Have we done enough this year? Did I miss something important? If that’s you, take a breath.…

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The Brain Behind the Struggle: Understanding Why Learning Feels Hard for Your Child

1 Mar at 3:41 am

Brain Awareness Week 2026 | Understanding Cognitive Skills & Learning Challenges Does your child struggle with schoolwork despite trying their best? Do you find yourself repeating instructions multiple times, only…

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Recognizing the Signs of Cognitive Overload in Your Homeschool Routine

18 Feb at 4:38 am

Homeschooling offers flexibility, freedom, and the ability to truly tailor learning to your child—but it can also come with moments that leave you wondering, “Why does everything feel so hard…

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Why Homeschool Struggles Aren’t Your Fault: The Cognitive Explanation Behind Hard Days

4 Feb at 4:48 am

If you homeschool, you’ve probably had days that end with you questioning everything. Why does my child melt down over a worksheet that seems simple? Why are we relearning the…

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Why Can My Child Focus on Video Games but Not on Schoolwork?

1 Feb at 4:38 am

It’s very likely that at some point you have said (or wondered), “Why can my child play video games for hours but can’t focus on homework for five minutes?” And…

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How to Build a Flexible Homeschool Plan for Struggling Learners

21 Jan at 3:20 am

If you’re homeschooling a child who struggles—whether it’s reading, attention, memory, or finishing tasks—you’ve probably felt it: the pressure to make a “perfect” plan… followed by the guilt when that…

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A Fresh Start for Homeschool Moms: Resetting Without Losing Confidence

7 Jan at 3:11 am

If you’re a homeschool mom feeling overwhelmed, behind, or just plain worn out, you’re not alone. This time of year, so many moms tell us they’re questioning everything — “Am…

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How Is AI Changing Learning — and What Skills Do Kids Need Most?

1 Jan at 3:55 am

Artificial intelligence is no longer just a future idea — it’s transforming how kids learn right now. From elementary classroom experiments to teenagers using AI to do schoolwork at home,…

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Quick & Brain-Boosting New Year’s Resolutions Your Family Can Make Together

December 17, 2025

A new year is the perfect chance to hit reset—not just individually, but as a family. These simple, brain-friendly new year’s resolutions can strengthen thinking skills, improve focus, and build…

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How Can I Support My Child’s Confidence When School Feels Hard?

December 1, 2025

When school feels overwhelming, many kids start to doubt their abilities long before they lose actual ground in their academics. Confidence doesn’t disappear overnight—it erodes with every “I can’t,” every…

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Why Productive Struggle Builds More Resilient Learners

November 1, 2025

When your child gets frustrated with a tough math problem or a new reading skill, it can be tempting to jump in and help. But here’s something powerful to remember:…

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The Hidden Struggles of Kids with Learning Disabilities

October 15, 2025

If you’re a mom of a child with a learning disability, you already know that the hardest part isn’t always the schoolwork itself. It’s watching the ripple effects—the way the…

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Can You Train Your Brain Like Chris Hemsworth on “Limitless”?

October 1, 2025

When Chris Hemsworth took on the challenge of boosting his brain power in Limitless: Live Better Now with Chris Hemsworth (National Geographic/Disney+), he put the spotlight on something scientists, psychologists,…

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Brain Breaks that Actually Help: How to Boost Focus and Mood for Neurodivergent Learners

September 17, 2025

If you’re a teacher or homeschool parent working with neurodivergent learners, you’ve probably seen firsthand how attention can waver and moods can spiral—especially during challenging tasks. Brain breaks are often…

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Why Your Homeschooler Struggles to Work Independently—And What You Can Do About It

September 3, 2025

If you’re a homeschooling parent, you probably dream of the day when your child can sit down with their assignments and work independently, allowing you to juggle the needs of…

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Why Some Kids Struggle to Read (Even After Lots of Practice)

September 1, 2025

When kids struggle to read, you’ve probably heard the advice: “Just keep practicing. It’ll click eventually.” But what happens when it doesn’t click—no matter how many hours of practice, tutoring,…

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5 Ways Gratitude Changes Your Brain

August 29, 2025

It’s easy to talk about thankfulness during this time of year. But instead of just isolating these practices to a holiday in November, what if we took this as an…

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Why Does My Child Melt Down Over Schoolwork?

August 20, 2025

Understanding the Link Between Emotional Outbursts and Cognitive Skill Struggles If your child is frequently melting down over schoolwork—whether it’s crying, yelling, shutting down, or even running away from the…

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Parent-Teacher Conferences: Questions to Ask to Identify the Root Cause of Your Child’s Struggles

August 18, 2025

Do you ever go into parent-teacher conferences and struggle to even know what questions to ask? Of course there are some obvious ones, but especially if your child is in…

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Brain Training | Individuals on the Autism Spectrum

August 8, 2025

There’s a reason that autism is described as being a spectrum. There are so many varied skills, needs, and experiences within this diagnosis. While it has its challenges, individuals with…

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Why Is My Child Struggling So Much to Adjust to School This Year?

August 1, 2025

The first few weeks of school can be tough for many kids, but if your child is melting down, zoning out, or constantly saying, “I hate school,” you’re probably wondering:…

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Why Does My Child Resist Reading—and What Can I Do About It?

July 30, 2025

If your child resists reading—or avoids it altogether—you’re not alone. For many families, reading becomes a daily battle filled with frustration, tears, and growing concern. While some kids naturally gravitate…

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5 Signs a Child Might Struggle in the New School Year

July 23, 2025

It’s the beginning of a new school year, and for many families, this season brings excitement and hope. But for some parents, there’s a nagging feeling: What if this year…

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Looking for a Reading Tutor? Consider This First

July 9, 2025

If your child is struggling with reading, you’re not alone—and you’re doing the right thing by looking for help. Reading is a foundational skill that affects every area of learning,…

What’s the Best Way to Help My Child with Reading?

April 16, 2025

Reading is one of the most fundamental skills a child needs to succeed in school and life. But what if your child is struggling? As a parent, you want to…

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Stop Cramming: How to Improve Learning, Not Just Memorization

March 12, 2025

If you’ve ever watched your child stay up late cramming for a test, only to forget everything a few days later, you’re not alone. Many students rely on last-minute memorization,…

Test-Taking Tips for Kids Who Struggle with Focus & Memory

March 5, 2025

For many students, test day brings stress, frustration, and disappointing results—especially for kids who struggle with focus and memory. It’s not that they don’t know the material; it’s that their…

Solving Test-Taking Challenges: Is It An Issue With Their Knowledge Bank or Executive Functioning Skills?

February 19, 2025

For many students, test-taking is a source of anxiety and frustration. Some struggle to recall the information they studied, while others find it difficult to organize their thoughts, manage time,…

High School Math Tips & Tools

February 5, 2025

High school math can be a tough subject for many students. From algebra to geometry, trigonometry to calculus, each level of math builds on the one before it, requiring students…

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What an IEP Won’t Do for Your Child

January 8, 2025

If your child has been struggling in school and has recently received an Individualized Education Program (IEP), you might feel hopeful that the plan will address their challenges. While IEPs…

Cognitive Recovery After a Brain Injury: How LearningRx Partners with TBI Survivors

December 4, 2024

The journey to recovery after a brain injury can be an overwhelming and uncertain path. Many survivors are told that their cognitive function may not improve significantly, or they are…

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What to Do if You Think Your Child Has a Learning Disability

September 25, 2024

Suspecting your child might have a learning disability can be overwhelming, but early action can make all the difference. Learning challenges take a toll on a child’s confidence and resilience…

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How the ADHD Brain Is Different: A Parent’s Guide to Understanding and Helping Your Child

September 11, 2024

As a parent, you want to understand your child’s unique needs, especially when it comes to their brain health. If your child has ADHD, you may wonder how their brain…

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The Difference Between In-School Accommodations and Root Cause Intervention: Why Addressing Learning Struggles at Their Source Matters

August 28, 2024

When your child faces learning struggles, it’s natural to want to do everything in your power to support them. Schools often respond to these challenges by offering accommodations—extra time on…

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When It’s Not Just a “Rough Start”: Warning Signs to Watch for in the First Weeks of School

August 14, 2024

The first few weeks of school can be challenging for many students as they adjust to new routines, teachers, and classmates. However, sometimes these initial hurdles are more than just…

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Waiting for Reading to Click? What the Research Says About Delaying Reading Intervention

July 31, 2024

When your child is struggling to learn to read, you may get the advice to “just give it time—your child will read when he or she is ready.” However, this…

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8 Habits and Traits of People with Healthy Self-Esteem

July 17, 2024

Experts agree that having healthy self-esteem is a foundation of mental and emotional health throughout life. When we have a positive view of ourselves, we are often able to: Bounce…

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Fast Games That Build Processing Speed

July 10, 2024

Processing speed is a gateway skill in your brain: every single thing we do goes through it. For many kids and adults, however, slow processing speed is a major cause…

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Troubleshooting Struggles with Reading During the Summer

June 12, 2024

Reading during the summer is a great chance to really get a sense of how your child is progressing (and potentially troubleshoot some struggles before next school year). Whether you’re…

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Tips for a Seamless Transition to College Life & Learning

May 29, 2024

Transitioning to college can be both exhilarating and overwhelming. From navigating new schedules to managing coursework, there’s a lot to juggle. With the right strategies, you can make this transition…

Why Is Decoding Such an Important Skill for Reading (And How Can You Improve It)?

May 15, 2024

Decoding is a fundamental skill in reading, serving as a cornerstone for confidence, comprehension, and literacy development. Whether you’re helping a young learner embark on the journey of reading or…

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How to Make Summer Reading More Enjoyable for the Whole Family

May 1, 2024

Whether you anticipate it eagerly or dread its arrival, summer reading season is upon us! Whether it’s organized through your local school, library, or your own initiative, ensuring your child…

How to Make Summer Reading More Enjoyable for the Whole Family

May 1, 2024

Whether you anticipate it eagerly or dread its arrival, summer reading season is upon us! Whether it’s organized through your local school, library, or your own initiative, ensuring your child…

Ways to Improve Reading Fluency for Choppy or Reluctant Readers

April 17, 2024

Reading fluency is a crucial skill that directly impacts comprehension and overall reading enjoyment. For some individuals, reading may feel like a daunting task, characterized by choppy reading with frequent…

Key Cognitive Skills Needed for Math Success

April 3, 2024

Mathematics is a foundational discipline that influences many aspects of our daily lives, from simple transactions to complex engineering. Yet, for many, it remains a challenge. One reason is that…

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Benefits of Cognitive Skills Testing

March 20, 2024

Cognitive skills are fundamental mental processes that enable us to think, learn, and retain information. Things like attention, memory, problem-solving, and processing speed all determine how efficiently learning can happen…

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A Powerful Stroke & Aphasia Recovery Story

February 21, 2024

When Stephen came to LearningRx, he had already tried several intensive stroke and aphasia recovery programs, but he still felt “locked” in his own mind. When he heard about our…

Parent-Teacher Collaboration: Supporting Your Child’s Learning Journey

January 24, 2024

In the intricate web of a child’s education, the partnership between parents and teachers plays a pivotal role in ensuring a successful learning journey. Parent-teacher collaboration is a helpful tool…

Parenting Tips for Encouraging a Love of Reading in Children with Learning Struggles

January 10, 2024

For children facing learning struggles, the journey into the world of words can be a daunting one. However, encouraging a love of reading in these youngsters is not only possible…

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Adult Literacy: Building Reading Confidence at Any Age

December 27, 2023

In a world where information is constantly evolving and communication is key, the ability to read proficiently is more crucial than ever. While much emphasis is placed on childhood literacy,…

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5 Fun Cognitive Exercises for Kids That You Can Do at Home

December 13, 2023

Parents understand the importance of physical exercise for their children’s health, but what about mental fitness? Cognitive exercises play a crucial role in helping kids and teens develop essential thinking,…

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Things People Say About Brain Training for Reading Help

November 29, 2023

Investigating reading help for kids can feel like an overwhelming process. There are many different interventions out there, and it can be hard to sort through which option is going…

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9 Fun (& Brainy!) Group Games for Family Gatherings

November 22, 2023

Whether it’s a family gathering, office holiday party, or friend group game night, high-quality group games are a great addition to stimulate conversation, connection, and brain power! Here’s a roundup…

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Holiday Survival Tips for Kids with ADHD

November 1, 2023

For many families, the holiday season is a time of celebration and creating cherished memories. However, for kids with ADHD, it can also be a time of heightened challenges. The…

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What Are Types of Dyslexia?

October 18, 2023

When kids struggle with reading, you may begin to wonder if they have a reading disorder, commonly known as dyslexia. There are a lot of misconceptions about dyslexia, including that…

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What to Do Next After a Learning Disability Diagnosis

October 4, 2023

Receiving a learning disability diagnosis for your child can be disheartening. With these struggles now “officially” pinned to your child (sometimes for life), you may begin to wonder what power…

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Executive Function in College: Build the Skills You Need to Work Independently and Effectively

September 20, 2023

College life is an exciting journey marked by newfound freedom and opportunities for personal and academic growth. As a college student, you’re not only pursuing knowledge in your chosen field…

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Games and Activities to Build Visual Processing Skills

September 6, 2023

Visual processing skills are crucial for interpreting, analyzing, and understanding the visual information that bombards us daily. These skills involve the brain’s ability to perceive, process, and make sense of…

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Do You Sign Up for More Tutoring (Or is There Another Option)?

August 23, 2023

If your child is struggling through another school year, you may be seeking out tutoring as a solution to help them overcome learning challenges and achieve better grades. While tutoring…

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Simple Breathing Exercises for In-the-Moment Coregulation

August 9, 2023

Stressful moments happen frequently. Whether you’re a child or adult, it’s easy for emotions to ramp up and suddenly feel out of control. As adults, we’ve learned to regulate these…

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What the Brain Does When It’s Stressed

July 26, 2023

We can’t learn, focus, or reason well when we’re stressed. And it’s not simply a matter of overwhelm; there are real, biological and chemical changes that happen in your body…

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Fun Logic Games to Build Reasoning Skills

July 12, 2023

Logic games are a great way to build strategic thinking and reasoning skills that are essential for thinking, learning, and problem-solving. Weak logic skills are a primary reason for learning…

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Learning Red Flags to Address Before School Starts Again

June 14, 2023

Summer is a wonderful time for children to unwind and enjoy a break from their regular school routines. However, as a parent, it’s important to be aware of potential learning…

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5 Things Kids with Dyslexia Should Do Over the Summer

May 31, 2023

Dyslexia is a learning disability that affects an individual’s ability to read, write, and spell. It can make reading a challenging and frustrating task, and as a result, it can…

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Summer Slide: How Much Learning Do Kids Really Lose Over the Summer?

May 17, 2023

Summer break is often considered a time for children to relax, play and enjoy the outdoors. However, many parents and educators worry that the extended break from school can result…

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Summer Reading with Kids: 5 Reasons Why You Should Do It

May 3, 2023

Summer is a time for fun, relaxation, and spending time with family and friends. But it’s also a time when kids can lose some of the reading skills they gained…

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Why Is Spelling So Hard for Some Kids?

April 19, 2023

The English language doesn’t do us any favors with its abundance of spelling “rules” and exceptions, but for kids especially, grasping accurate and confident spelling skills can feel unreachable. While…

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Tips to Improve Executive Functioning Skills

April 5, 2023

For kids who struggle to focus or thrive in academic environments, weak executive functioning could be the reason. Executive functioning (EF) skills govern your brain’s interactions with new information as…

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Mind-Blowing Brain Facts & Things You Can Do to Stay Sharp

March 8, 2023

Your brain is an amazing organ. There’s nothing that you do (consciously or not) that doesn’t go back to your brain. From seeing and hearing the world around you to…

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5 Surprising Facts About Dyscalculia

February 22, 2023

Dyscalculia is a learning disability that affects an individual’s ability to perform mathematical operations and solve mathematical problems. Some people will call it “math dyslexia” because of the similar ways…

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5 Reasons Brain Training is Helpful for Struggling Readers

February 8, 2023

When it comes to approaching reading struggles, it’s critical that you build a solid foundation. Brain training can be a useful tool for struggling readers as it can help improve cognitive…

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Tips for Raising Mentally Strong Kids

January 25, 2023

As a parent, you want your child to be confident, resilient, and able to handle life’s challenges. One way to support their mental strength is by teaching them healthy habits…

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Real-Life Implications of Weak Cognitive Skills

January 11, 2023

It’s easy to draw a line connecting weak cognitive skills with struggles in school, but the reality is that these skills impact every area of life. Having a brain that…

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How to Have a Strong Start to the Second Half of the School Year

December 28, 2022

Whether the first half of the school year was a breeze or a battleground for your family, the new year creates a new opportunity for a fresh start. The second…

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5 First Signs of Memory Loss and Cognitive Decline

December 14, 2022

As you spend time with the older members of your family, you may start to notice something is “off.” Or maybe you’re starting to question yourself—frequently misplacing things, struggling to…

3 Things to Do During Exam Week to Get Better Grades

November 30, 2022

Studying for exams can be stressful. It’s easy to get overwhelmed, overworked, and overstimulated, and these feelings often translate to lower grades and more frustration. Instead of gearing up for…

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5 Ways to Help Your Kids Take Gratitude Beyond Thanksgiving Week

November 16, 2022

Thanksgiving week is a great time to talk about gratitude as a family. But the effects of gratitude go way beyond one week of the year! Consistent gratitude makes kids…

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Long COVID Brain Fog & Executive Functioning Issues

November 2, 2022

The ability to think, plan, and reason is critical to day-to-day life. Many of these processes are governed by a set of cognitive abilities categorized as executive functioning skills. For…

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The Role of Auditory Processing in Dyslexia & Reading Struggles

October 19, 2022

One of the most common misconceptions about dyslexia and other reading struggles is that the problem must be visual. These kids must just be “seeing” the letters wrong. They’re seeing…

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Reading Interventions: What to Look for to Help Struggling Readers

September 21, 2022

If you’re desperate for something to help your struggling reader, you may be overwhelmed with the number of reading interventions that are available to you. All of these different programs…

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How Does the LearningRx Reading Program Fit with the Science of Reading?

September 7, 2022

LearningRx is committed to providing the highest quality program that will deliver the most benefit to our clients. When it comes to reading help, our reading program has been proven…

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Working Memory & Learning Struggles

August 22, 2022

Working memory is one of the primary skills that determines the way your brain interacts with the world around you. It’s like your “mental bucket” that holds onto information long…

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5 Ways to Build Your Child’s Reading Confidence

August 10, 2022

Kids with low reading confidence often struggle, especially if they feel like they are behind their peers. The ability to read impacts every area of school and life, but for…

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What if Reading is Still a Fight This Year? When to Get Help for Kids Struggling with Reading

July 25, 2022

If you have kids struggling with reading, you’re probably familiar with the fight. They don’t like reading. It’s boring. It’s hard. This battle is exhausting for kids, parents, and teachers…

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How to Make a Better Transition to School

July 13, 2022

The school year is going to be upon us before we know it. Instead of dreading this start, you can start planning now to make it a smoother transition to…

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10 Brain-Boosting Summer Road Trip Games

June 27, 2022

Picture this: You’re stuck in the car for hours on the way to your family vacation. What do you do? Do you fight over the music selection? Give everyone their…

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Why Some Kids Struggle With Reading

June 15, 2022

Lots of kids struggle with reading, yet many parents still feel isolated and alone. Your child may be performing below standards in school, struggling with homework, or even feeling embarrassed…

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Concussion Recovery and Brain Training

June 1, 2022

Concussions happen daily, whether in sports, car accidents, day-to-day injuries, or other more serious situations. While the concussion recovery journey is different for everyone, there are some things you can…

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Essential Study Tips for Kids and Teens

May 13, 2022

If your child spends hours the day before a test scrambling to pull together notes, only to walk away from study sessions feeling foggy, frustrated, and not at all confident,…