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Avoid the summer slide

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If you don’t take it from us, read the blog post on the website from the US department of Education:

Learning doesn’t have to fall by the wayside just because school is out. Use these five parent pro tips to keep your child learning and having fun over the summer months.

Read all about it: HERE

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Great tips for students with learning disabilities

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Affordablecollegesonline.org provides us with a great page of tips for students in college with learning disabilities. Although it says dyslexia and dysgraphia in the title, they also talk about dyscalculia and many of their tips apply equally.

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Dyscalculia diagnosis by the chiropractor?

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Here is the claim:

A chiropractor may be able to assess the child with dyscalculia and determine whether subluxations exists in his or her spine and or cranial bones. Chiropractic care, craniosacral therapy and other alternative methods can offer a Dyscalculia  treatment where a child may begin to notice improvement in their math skills along with other positive health outcomes.

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Music for your brain

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A two-year study by researchers at the Brain and Creativity Institute (BCI) at the University of Southern California shows that exposure to music and music instruction accelerates the brain development of young children in the areas responsible for language development, sound, reading skill and speech perception.

Who knows how this will affect their math.

Read all about it: HERE

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