Christine, Author at Strategies for Learning

Word Games for Kids to Boost Literacy Skills

Here are some popular word games for kids that turn learning into an enjoyable experience, while boosting literacy skills!

Note-Taking Strategy: What, How, and Why Approach

The What, How, and Why strategy is a powerful tool for effective note-taking. Let’s take a look at how this strategy works.

Ways to Build Critical Thinking Skills in Children and Teens

Top tips for parents to help build critical thinking skills in their children and teens and set them up for success in school and beyond.

Parent Guide to Finding an Executive Functioning Coach

Executive functioning coach can provide students with tailored strategies to enhance their organizational, time management, and problem-solving abilities. Here are some key factors to consider.

10 Best Learning Apps for Kids for a Productive Downtime

These ten resources can help guide your child to virtual activities that feel like play but level up their academic skills!

Guide to Financial Literacy in College

Here is your guide to financial literacy in college. In this article, students and their supportive parents can find key tips and practical strategies to navigate the college financial landscape with success.

Gamification in Learning to Boost Student Engagement

Gamification in learning is an essential tool for engaging students. Students with learning challenges often struggle with motivation due to a variety of factors, including a history of repeated failure as well as a lack of interest in school.

How does SfL compare to other learning centers?

Let’s take a look at how Strategies for Learning compares to other learning centers that make similar promises.

How do I know my child is making progress with an Educational Therapist?

Ongoing progress reporting is a crucial aspect of understanding the gains your child is making as they work with an educational therapist.

What is Reading Therapy

Reading therapy is a research-based approach to literacy instruction. It is also known as structured literacy instruction or Orton-Gillingham tutoring.