Essential Learning Habits for Academic Success in 2024-2025
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by Alyson Young
1w ago
As the 2024-2025 school year approaches, it’s crucial for parents and teachers to equip children with essential learning habits that will drive their academic success. Since traditional school systems sometimes […] The post Essential Learning Habits for Academic Success in 2024-2025 appeared first on Learning Lab ..read more
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From Fractions to Formulas: Helping Dyslexic Students Excel in Math
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by Alyson Young
2w ago
With its unique language and complex concepts, math often presents additional challenges forstudents with learning differences. But with the proper support, these challenges can becomeopportunities for growth and success. At […] The post From Fractions to Formulas: Helping Dyslexic Students Excel in Math appeared first on Learning Lab ..read more
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Fostering Intrinsic Motivation in Education
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by new admin
1M ago
Intrinsic motivation plays a crucial role in education, driving students to learn and achieve for thesheer joy and satisfaction of the process itself. It refers to engaging in an activity […] The post Fostering Intrinsic Motivation in Education appeared first on Learning Lab ..read more
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Personalized Learning With Dyslexia: Why One Size Doesn’t Fit All
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by rico
3M ago
Personalized learning is crucial for students with dyslexia due to the unique difficulties they face in traditional educational settings. Dyslexia affects individuals differently, and a one-size-fits-all approach often fails to address the specific needs of dyslexic students. Personalized learning allows for tailored instruction that caters to each student’s individual strengths and difficulties. For example, some students may need to focus more on phonemic awareness and phonics, while others may need additional support in areas such as comprehension and fluency. By adapting teaching methods t ..read more
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Building a Summer Reading Routine to BoostLiteracy Skills
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by rico
5M ago
Summer brings longer days, a break from the regular school routine, and the perfect opportunity to dive into the world of books. For children, especially those navigating learning differences such as dyslexia and ADHD, maintaining and enhancing literacy skills during these months is essential. Fortunately, crafting a summer reading routine doesn’t have to mimic classroom learning. By adopting a thoughtful approach, it’s possible to make reading a delightful adventure that enriches their minds and sparks their imagination. 1. Provide an Engaging Book During Summer Travel Traveling during the su ..read more
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Unlocking Potential: The Learning Lab’s SMART Summer Program for Students with Dyslexia and Learning Differences
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by rico
7M ago
Summer break is a pivotal time for students, especially those facing challenges in reading and writing due to dyslexia and other learning differences. Learning Lab’s SMART Summer Program is specifically designed to transform this period into a season of significant academic and personal growth. Let’s delve into how this six-week intensive program can unlock the potential of bright students who struggle with reading and writing. Tailored Learning Approach The SMART Summer Program at the Learning Lab is not a one-size-fits-all solution. It recognizes that each student has unique needs and learns ..read more
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Calming Techniques for 2024: Effective Mindfulness Practices for Kids with ADHD
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by rico
8M ago
Calming Techniques for 2024: Effective Mindfulness Practices for Kids with ADHD Did you know that over 60% of children with ADHD find daily routines challenging? As we welcome the new year, it’s crucial for parents to have strategies to help their children navigate these challenges. Planning for the entire year can help overcome the unpredictability that often accompanies life with ADHD children. Each child with ADHD is unique, and what works for one may not work for another. Here are five effective calming strategies to try at home. These activities are designed to equip you for the new year ..read more
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The Role of Emotional Intelligence in Education: Building Essential Life Skills
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by rico
9M ago
In today’s rapidly changing world, the role of education extends far beyond imparting academic knowledge. While traditional subjects like math, science, and history remain vital, educators are increasingly recognizing the importance of nurturing essential life skills, such as emotional intelligence, in their students. This blog post delves into the significance of emotional intelligence in education and explores strategies to integrate it into educational programs to support students who face learning differences. Understanding Emotional Intelligence Emotional intelligence, often referred to a ..read more
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Utilizing New Technology in Learning: Tips for Students with Learning Differences
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by learninglab23
9M ago
In today’s digital age, technology has revolutionized the way we learn and access information. For students with learning differences, these advancements in technology have opened up new avenues for academic success and enhanced learning experiences. Learning Lab is committed to providing the best educational resources for all students, including those with learning differences. In this blog post, we will explore how students with learning differences can effectively utilize new technology to enhance their learning experiences. Assistive Technology for Reading and Writing: Many students with l ..read more
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8 Signs Your Student is Experiencing Dyslexia 
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by learninglab23
1y ago
Dyslexia is a very common learning disorder that affects 1 out of 10 people – almost 780 million people worldwide have dyslexia. Affecting reading skills, dyslexia can be challenging for children starting at an early age. However, early detection and intervention can make a significant difference. This is why learning how to recognize common symptoms of dyslexia is important for teachers and parents alike. Here’s what to look out for.   1. Struggles with Rhyming For young children with dyslexia, learning nursery rhymes and identifying the rhyming patterns in words can be challenging ..read more
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