Learning Technics Blog

Neuroplasticity, the brain's remarkable ability to adapt and change in response to new experiences, is a critical concept for children and adolescents.

What are some skills that neurodiverse students struggle with? Here are some that commonly overlooked.

How do clinical research studies for ADHD and similar conditions work, and what should you know about them?

Which forms of technology have shown to be most useful to kids and others with dyslexia? Here are some of the most notable.

What are some of the main benefits of sports for kids with ADHD, and what are some key areas for parents to keep in mind?

What are some common myths out there about dyslexia, and how can they be set straight? Here are several to look past.

How can parents and caregivers assist kids with ADHD in improving attention span issues? Here are some basics.

What are some of the causes of parental detachment when caring for children with learning disabilities, and how do you avoid them?

Diet is always an important part of development and care for any child, and can be especially so for those who manage particular conditions.

The presence of myths or misconceptions surrounding certain medical conditions typically only serve to make those conditions tougher to understand and manage, and ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) in children is a great example.

As their parents are typically well aware, children who deal with learning disabilities will often have certain difficulties within the realm of schooling and education.

Why is procrastination a common issue among those who deal with ADHD, and what can be done to help limit this concern?

Research from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke reveals that between 8 and 10 percent of American kids under age 18 has some kind of learning disability, meaning nearly one in ten kids.

While bullying can be an issue for children in numerous different settings or life scenarios, the sad reality is that it's more common for children who deal with learning disabilities or related issues.

For those who deal with learning disabilities like ADHD, dyslexia, processing disorders or many others, the use of certain creative activities is often a key part of therapy and treatment

There are a number of common conditions in children that unfortunately carry some significant misconceptions, and ADHD is definitely a prime example here.

Finding ways to manage and work through any personal conditions we deal with is simply a part of life for many people, and a great example is the condition of ADHD, or attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.

At Learning Technics, our only goal is to be able to bring our quality treatments for learning disabilities to as many children and people as possible.

Parents serve a number of vital roles for their young children, and one of these as your kids develop in their youth involves watching for the signs of any unusual condition or situation they might be dealing with.

In our July newsletter, we explained that when students hear the word “homework,” it makes them want to run away from learning, but when you make the process enjoyable, their attitude completely changes.

In a simple sense, this is a type of disorder that affects the way that the way a child (or adult for that matter) processes auditory information.