Should Kids Play Video Games Every Day? New Oxford Study Says Yes.

Posted on August 8, 2014 by James Daley

An hour a day keeps the doctor away.

A new study featured in the August volume of Pediatrics suggests that playing video games for an hour a day […]

Be Confident in Who You Are

The first entry in the popular “Middle School Confidential” young adult book series, Be Confident in Who You Are is and interactive ebook that explores issues of identity, confidence, and […]

Quell: Memento

This Puzzle game helps with Flexibility and Planning, is available on iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, and Android, and is recommended for kids ages six and up.

Can Video Games Help Children Succeed?

Posted on August 5, 2014 by Dr. Randy Kulman

Is your child motivated to learn? Does she put forth the effort necessary to develop an expertise at school? Does she make the connection between sustained effort, practice […]

Flashcards+

Flashcards+, an app for the iOS is an engaging and fast-paced way to bolster the studying process.

Sprint’s Neurodiversity ID Pack Overview: Key Apps for Alternative Learners

Posted on August 2, 2014 by Patrick Elliot

Sprint’s Neurodiversity ID pack is a bundle of apps and online resources covering a variety of educational and developmental concerns for families and children with learning disabilities. The 23 Android apps included […]

First Then Visual Schedule

First Then Visual Schedule is an image-based organizational app that breaks down common household activities and daily routines into simple step-by-step processes. The app lets users snap photos using their […]