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Part 2: Numbers vs. Letters: Dyslexia, Dysgraphia & Dyscalculia
For information on the ways the brain understands symbols, read Part 1 of this blog: Numbers vs. Letters: How We Interpret Symbols
Neuroscientists are stil...
Part 1: Numbers vs. Letters: How We Interpret Symbols
“MY573R135 0F 7H3 HUM4N BR41N”
Did you know that the brain interprets letters and numbers differently? Each has its own unique system it must go through ...
The Goldilocks Rule
We all know the story of goldilocks and the three bears, but here is a quick recap just in case. Goldilocks eats their porridge, sits in their chairs, and sl...
Top 3 Benefits of Positive Reinforcement
Makes a child feel loved
The concept of discipline isn’t something most children truly understand. Because it requires abstract thought, kids ju...
What's your child's love language?
It’s February and love is the theme of the month. From Valentine’s cards to candy hearts, love is everywhere this month. But love is more than just giving so...
Digital vs. Print Books - Does it make a difference?
Everyone has their own preferences when it comes to books. Some claim they read way more using ebooks than they ever did reading print. Others say print bo...
Starting Doesn't Have to be so Hard
The new year is here, and if you are anything like us, you might be wondering why you haven't started on those New Year’s resolutions yet. Whether it is re...
Educational Games That Are Actually Fun!
It’s that time of year again, holiday season! Full of family and fun and that ever looming question, “What do I get for everyone?”. Austin ...
New Year, New Books
We start out every year saying we're going to read more. Then one thing leads to another and we find another year has gone by and we never finished that bo...
The ADHD/ADD Fingerprint
Take a moment to look at your hands. Do you see the intricate pattern of swirls on your fingertips? That is your very own unique fingerprint. Now, yo...
ADHD and Headaches
Did you know that kids diagnosed with ADHD are twice as likely to experience headaches or migraines than kids without ADHD. This risk for headaches and mig...