In the United States, millions of school-aged children are living with chronic illnesses and medical conditions, according to the CDC. These illnesses include types 1 and 2 diabetes, cancer, sickle cell disease, asthma, and chronic pain. What these illnesses come with that few people talk about is the chronic stress of trying to keep up […]
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Reading has the power to improve brain development in children, increase anyone’s vocabulary, boost your memory, enhance your focus, and relax your mind and body. Here are Train The Brains top recommended books to read for every age. Books For Elementary Students When your children are young, reading with them strengthens your bond. Whether it’s […]
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Your teen might look like a nearly full-grown adult, but if you could peep into the inner workings of their brains, you’d see quite a different story. In fact, because their frontal lobes are not fully developed (and are actually barely developed), teens tend to face frustration with risk-taking behavior, mood swings, and conflict seeking […]
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High school passes pretty quickly, and if there’s anything we at Train the Brain have experienced working with high school students, it’s that you’re better off starting early to prepare for college applications than to rush last minute senior year. In order to make sure you’re ready for college applications, you have to understand the […]
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Helping a student who is struggling with math can be frustrating. Helping a student who is struggling with math and who is also your child? Well, that’s a whole new level of tension. You see them struggling and want to help, but you don’t know how. At Train the Brain, our goal is to help […]
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Remote-learning, although difficult at first, became the norm during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. Students who might have disliked e-Learning at first ended up enjoying many aspects of remote learning. Especially for students who have heightened anxiety in larger groups, remote learning provided a lot of comfort. Now that your student has returned or […]
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Failure, no matter how old we are, is an essential part of learning. While it can get frustrating and worrying to see our children perform poorly in school, it’s our duty to understand that not all students learn at the same pace and that our struggling students need our help in reforming their habits and […]
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Although online learning started in 1996, many parents and students have not recognized the benefits of using online tutors to enhance their education. Not unlike telecommuting and virtual commerce that are commonly used for businesses, online tutoring has a number of distinct benefits in comparison to student to teacher in person tutoring. In fact, in most […]
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The US continues to lead the world in culture, economy, and education, but other countries are catching up. A quality education is still one of the biggest factors in affecting a person’s life, with getting a degree is a major component of that. Unfortunately, this importance is also getting a lot more expensive, so there’s much pressure […]
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