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Understanding Executive Functioning and Learning Differences
The human brain is the most complex natural organ yet discovered, so much so that it takes some high-level organization and specialized operations to run it. Our brains conduct a […]
The Science of Reading: Structured Literacy vs. Balanced Literacy
It is estimated that dyslexia impacts about 20% of the general population. It begins with children, and if it is not identified and remedial steps have not begun by the […]
The Wait-And-See Approach to Learning and Why It Never Works
Why the wait-and-see approach fails struggling readers and other children with learning differences Key takeaways: A wait-and-see approach to learning can set up a child for a lifetime of reading […]
What Is the 3rd Grade Wall and What Does It Mean for Students With Dyslexia?
Why third grade can make or break a school career Key takeaways: Third grade is when students go from “learning to read” to “reading to learn” Third-grade students should be […]
The Learning Lab’s Core Values – Attitude of Gratitude: The Benefits of Dyslexia and ADHD
Why these learning differences are gifts Key takeaways: The right hemisphere of the brain is 10% larger in children with dyslexia The right brain controls creativity, empathy, emotion, and spatial […]
Learning Lab’s Core Values – Action Oriented: How to Set Realistic Goals for Children With Learning Differences
Setting S.M.A.R.T. goals for success Key takeaways: We set S.M.A.R.T. goals We create short-term and long-term goals We ensure learning goals are attainable and realistic We track progress and provide […]
What Is Growth Mindset and How Do We Teach It at the Learning Lab?
How having a growth mindset helps children with learning differences achieve milestones Key takeaways: A growth mindset involves having a positive outlook regarding challenges and setbacks. It centers on self-perception […]
Marathon Mentality: Addressing Dyslexia and ADHD at Every Age
Tips on helping your child thrive in school and life Key takeaways: Early intervention and the commitment it requires are essential for both dyslexia and ADHD. Academic software can help […]
Learning Lab’s Core Values – Open Heart: How to Learn on Their Terms
How we use open hearts to teach children with learning differences Key takeaways: All behavior is a form of communication We see every child through loving, understanding eyes Learning is […]
7 Tips for Transitioning Back to in-Person Learning
Advice for parents of kids learning in a physical classroom Key takeaways: Establish your new routine Put your child to bed earlier Re-establish a morning routine Lay out school clothes […]