by Neuron Learning Team | September 30, 2024 | Attention, Auditory Processing Disorder, Executive Function, Listening, Memory, Processing Speed, Sequencing
Your child’s Learning Time-Line starts with receptive language followed by expressive language, reading, reading comprehension and writing. Your child’s ability to read starts with how their brain perceives and processes sound. Poor listening accuracy can... 
by Neuron Learning Team | September 17, 2024 | Executive Function, Maths
Growing Children as Learners Children’s learning and achievement in mathematics rely on executive functioning skills Holding multiple ideas in working memory, Mental tracking, Visualising objects, and Mental processing. Active learning through structured and... by Neuron Learning Team | August 21, 2024 | Processing Speed
We recently surveyed parents using our Dyslexia Checklist. There were 10 skills which were marked out of 5, (1 being poor and 5 good.) We got a surprise! Complete the form for your own information here More than 80% of respondents marked their children as having 3... by Neuron Learning Team | March 20, 2024 | Cognitive Skills, Free Resources
Our 2024 AI in Education Report reveals—among other things—a marked difference between administrator enthusiasm and teacher skepticism. While administrators eagerly adopt AI’s capabilities, teachers harbor doubts without proper training and safeguards. Overall though,... 
by Neuron Learning Team | December 13, 2023 | Cognitive Skills, Dyslexia
5 Surefire Ways Boost Your Child’s Memory 💠 First, establish a structured routine. Consistency reinforces memory. 💠 Second, employ mnemonic techniques. Acronyms, visual imagery, or rhymes can enhance recall. 💠 Third, promote active learning. Taking notes, summarizing,... 
by Neuron Learning Team | June 28, 2023 | Free Resources, Memory
Does your child’s poor memory let them down? Are they frustrated that they cannot remember what was just said? Do they need things repeated a lot? Does their homework take longer than other children? There are ways to help your child process information more... 
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