by Neuron Learning Team | April 22, 2025 | Clearfluency, Spelling
Understanding words, sounds, and how spelling helps you become a better reader and writer Have you ever seen words like these — Speling, Spieling, Spelling, Spealing — and felt confused? They look so alike! But only one is correct: Spelling. Why is spelling important?...
by Neuron Learning Team | April 10, 2025 | Clearfluency, Cognitive Skills, Language Skills
I recently spoke with a parent whose child was struggling with reading. They had tried several well-known programs—ones with positive reviews and promising starts—but progress had stalled. Reading time had become a source of stress instead of growth. What stood out to...
by Neuron Learning Team | April 2, 2025 | Fast ForWord Literacy, Fast ForWord Reading, Language Skills, Learning Interventions
Unlocking Literacy: 10 Ways to Build a Strong Reading Foundation Many children struggle with reading, but there are ways parents can help prevent reading difficulties. Reading researcher, Dr Jennifer Buckingham estimates that as many as 1 million children in Australia...
by Neuron Learning Team | March 31, 2025 | Auditory Processing Disorder, Grammar, Language Skills, Listening
Processing speed is key to becoming a strong and fluent reader. What you might not know is just how important auditory processing is to reading skills. Even though reading is thought of as a visual mode of communication, it relies heavily on oral language skills. What...
by Neuron Learning Team | December 17, 2024 | Clearfluency, Language Skills, Webinar
The Learning Timeline your child needs to follow 4 Cognitive skills to become an effective learner How to improve working memory The best way for your child to learn This webinar will help you take control of your child’s reading development and their personal...
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...
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