When we think about math learning, we imagine our children learning in the classroom, but math surrounds us in our daily lives, and we learn its foundational principles in our early years at home.
By Amy Soukup, M.A., Director of Education There are many people and components that come together to create a strong web of support for your child’s educational experience. While parents and caregivers are a vital part of this support, you
By Amy Soukup, M.A., Director of Education Regular communication between family and educators is important for the most effective collaboration in supporting a student’s academic growth. Here are 5 questions you might ask your child’s teacher or educator: 1. Can
By Julia Baker, Ed.D. in Reading and Literacy, M.S. Clinician At Strategies for Learning Over the years, I have noticed that most students’ Lexile levels decrease when they return to school after the summer break. Lexile levels measure a student’s
As in-person school closures have been announced in many parts of the country, teachers and parents are faced with navigating how to design an effective distance learning program.
As in-person school closures have been announced in many parts of the country, teachers and parents are faced with navigating how to design an effective distance learning program.
By Deshon C. Smith, M.S. Clinician at Strategies for Learning This article is intended for parents, guardians and mentors of teenagers. The current Covid-19 Pandemic has impacted how colleges handle the admissions process for prospective students. Here are a few
By Deshon C. Smith, M.S. Clinician at Strategies for Learning Introduction to Current Practices There are several advantages to using music in a learning environment whether it’s being delivered remotely or in a live environment. Cognitive exercises for the brain