by Karina Poerba | 17 Oct 2016 | Attention, Learning
You're on Brain Optimax's Learning Site Go to Brain Optimax's Main Site → Kids with Short Attention Span in Class: What to Do? Every child has a different attention span. Even without a child who has been formally diagnosed with attention difficulties, a class has...
by Karina Poerba | 17 Oct 2016 | Learning, Math
You're on Brain Optimax's Learning Site Go to Brain Optimax's Main Site → Tips for Children with Math Difficulties or Dyscalculia Similar to those with dyslexia and dyscalculia, there are two approaches in overcoming math difficulties, such as: intensive practice and...
by Karina Poerba | 17 Oct 2016 | Learning, Writing
You're on Brain Optimax's Learning Site Go to Brain Optimax's Main Site → Simple Tips & Tricks to Help Your Kids Love Writing When a child is able to tell us orally about their ideas and thoughts but struggles to put in on paper, these are...
by Karina Poerba | 17 Oct 2016 | Learning, Reading
You're on Brain Optimax's Learning Site Go to Brain Optimax's Main Site → 9 Simple Tips & Tricks to Introduce Your Kids to Reading Does your child struggle with reading? Teaching a child how to read does not have to be frustrating. Here are 9 simple tips &...
by Karina Poerba | 14 Oct 2016 | Class Management, Learning
You're on Brain Optimax's Learning Site Go to Brain Optimax's Main Site → What are Visual Schedules, and How Do You Use Them? A visual schedule can help parents and teachers prepare their children or students to learn how to adapt a routine and study better. It can be...
by Karina Poerba | 14 Oct 2016 | Class Management, Learning
You're on Brain Optimax's Learning Site Go to Brain Optimax's Main Site → 5 Reasons Why You Should Always Make Time for Class Discussions Classroom discussions can play a valuable role in teaching. Creating an effective discussion might take a lot of preparation, but...
