There is a wealth of scientific evidence that video games and other digitally-based brain-training tools can enhance learning. However, clinicians should be aware that while these tools are not the […]

Assessing and diagnosing ADHD in children is a complex process that involves more than the observation of a specific number of its symptoms. Making a definitive diagnosis of ADD is […]

Parents often ask how they can help children with slow processing speed succeed at work and school. Some parents of kids with slow processing speed may begin to wonder early […]

In case you missed it: Clicker Heroes on the LearningWorks For Kids Lets Play YouTube channel! Clicker Heroes is a free-to-play 2D monster-themed game from Playsaurus. This casual cartoony single-player […]

Do you know a kid who enjoys watching other people play video games more than actually playing them? Many adults are perplexed by the trend of vicarious video game play. […]

The arguments for and against video games can get very heated.

Those who see video games as harmful point out increasing rates of obesity, difficulty in one-to-one communication skills, and […]

Few teachers are without a student diagnosed with ADHD in their classrooms. The latest data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) suggest that approximately 11% of children […]

This week on the LW4K Let’s Play YouTube channel, Ryan and Kevin team up once again to continue their journey in Valve’s action puzzle game Portal 2.

If you missed […]

Dr. Randy Kulman, president of Learningworks for Kids, was recently asked to give a pre-conference presentation at the CHADD Annual International Conference on ADHD. The workshop–directed to clinicians, educators and […]