Top 5 Questions A Parent Should Consider Before Making Summer Plans 1. Is my elementary child performing above grade level in reading and math? If the answer is no, then you need to keep reading. Above grade level is not always reflected in the grade your student receives. Grades are subjective and not always as […]
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5 Little-Known Reasons Your ADHD Child Doesn’t Enjoy The Holidays and How To Fix it Right Now
An ADHD Child has a hard time with holiday’s. These 5 reasons explain why, and what you can do about it. The P.R.E.S.E.N.T.S. process can ease your child’s holiday blues, and reduce your stress as a parent. Increased chaos and decreased routine and structure Let’s face it, most moms, love the holidays but are […]
How To Improve Test Taking Skills
Test taking skills: The number one mistake parents make when helping their child study The scenario goes like this. “I get so frustrated when I try to help my child study, we both end up in tears”. My follow up question is this: “How do you help them”? Then the truth is revealed. I do […]
Educational gifts: Top 5 toy websites for the holidays
The best holiday gift you can give your child is an educational toy. Your child’s curiosity is fueled through exploration and play As we enter into this holiday season I wanted to give you my top 5 websites and catalogs to explore when making your holiday list this. Playing is one of the best ways […]
Educational Evaluations: Why The B.I.K.E. Method Can Lift Your Child’s Peak Academic Performance
“I see dead people…they don’t know that they are dead”. This line comes from the 1999 movie, The Sixth Sense, and is often how I feel when I meet the student and families for the first time.” I like to meet face to face with anyone who is interested in working with me or my […]
Pills Don’t Equal Skills
Is it ADHD? Is medication the right answer? How do I fix it? There has been a growing trend of children getting diagnosed with ADHD. Although some children do present chemical imbalances that can be considered ADHD, this label tends to be misunderstood. In most cases, difficulties in attention and hyperactivity are actually symptoms of […]
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
