You can do hard things! It is a phrase you will hear me often say to kids. However, this year, I honestly felt like kids were looking to adults everywhere and whispering those words to us. I don’t like it when I am experiencing pain, and someone tells me, “Everything happens for a reason.” Maybe […]
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The Ultimate Holiday 2020 Gift Guide For Online Learning
In today’s blog post, I share 10-holiday gift ideas to enhance attention and focus and help students stay motivated during online learning. For many kids making the transition from in-person to online classes has not been easy. It has been especially challenging for kids with ADHD and executive function weaknesses. For this 2020 holiday season, […]
Randy: A Story Of Hope and Gratitude.
10 Ways Amazon Alexa Can Help Students with Dyslexia Do you have that one ornament that, every time you go to hang it on your Christmas tree, you become emotional? For years, I have been collecting Christmas ornaments from the places that I have traveled. Every year when my family decorates our Christmas tree, we […]
Three simple steps parents can take to help navigate through today’s educational unknowns without compromising their child’s learning.
What are your plans for your kids to learn this upcoming school year? Are you overwhelmed and feeling stuck? I understand. One day schools are opening, the next day they are going remote? Hybrid versus flex, red, yellow, and green zones, the list goes on and on. What is equally frustrating is that education is […]
TO PARENTS OF COMPLEX KIDS, WHO WANT RESULTS BUT DON’T KNOW WHERE TO START.
What I know for sure is that kids can be our greatest teachers if we allow it. I am also pretty sure that the word, teacher is part of their job description. I know throughout my life and my career that these beautiful souls are the ones that taught me more than any textbook, theory, […]
Online and Remote Learning with ADHD and Dyslexia: Four Steps to Take to Better Prepare Us for the Future
Did last year turn out the way that you thought it would? Here’s a simple way to help you and your ADHD child have a better year.
How a 10-minute call can solve years of emotional pain
For parents who struggle, yell, and eventually give up on tutoring their children, a 10-minute call with Kyra Minichan of The Cognitive Emporium can pinpoint the barriers your child is facing. The call is complimentary...simply schedule 10 minutes with Kyra by clicking the "Book Now" button.
10 MINUTES IS ALL IT TAKES
