Resources From March 2025

Attention spans are shrinking in today’s fast-paced digital world. Unfortunately, traditional learning methods don’t always keep students engaged. That’s where microlearning comes in—a powerful, research-backed approach that breaks learning into small, manageable lessons.  But does it really work?  Absolutely! And for students struggling to retain information, microlearning could be the key to better comprehension and […]

Many students believe they are either naturally good or bad at math. This idea—that some people have a “math brain” while others do not—is a myth that holds many students back from reaching their full potential. The truth is, no one is born with an innate ability for math. Instead, math skills are developed through […]

In today’s digital world, reading on screens has become the norm—but is it the best way for students to learn? Neuroscience research suggests that reading comprehension, not just what we read, plays a crucial role in comprehension, retention, and overall academic success. When we swap pages for pixels, we’re changing the way our brains process […]

It’s report card season. While report cards are always important, they can be especially important for teens on the track to university. Report Cards can be a time to celebrate their teenager’s achievements. If your teen is consistently doing well, their report card reflects their hard work and can be a source of pride for […]