Processing Speed describes how efficiently a child can perform a cognitive task. It accounts for the speed at which the child takes in information, processes it, and then acts on […]

What’s up, everyone? Ryan here to talk about the newest episode on the LearningWorks For Kids Let’s Play channel. I try out Portal Knights for the first time! Portal Knights […]

Given that a child’s cognitive processing speed is directly related to how efficiently their senses, brain, and body respond to their experiences, you might think major biological changes would need […]

Summer vacation may be weeks away, but most kids are already there in their minds. As soon as school lets out for the day, they want to shed their books […]

Hey everyone! Ryan here with the newest LearningWorks for Kids Let’s Play! In this episode I try out Heroes of the Storm 2.0, the multiplayer online battle arena game from […]

This week on the Learning Works for Kids Let’s Play channel, Ryan checks out the early access for PixelTail’s new virtual world party game, Tower Unite. The first thing Ryan […]

Kids with slow processing speed tend to do everything slowly. Whether it’s getting ready for school in the morning or finishing homework at night, things just take longer to do. […]

A note to parents: Not all learning takes place in the confines of a classroom. More often than not, play is the best way for kids to learn. While I […]

In my experience as a child psychologist, I’ve found that parents just want one set of screen time limits that holds true for all kids. I really wish it were […]

If you have a child or student who has been recently diagnosed with slow processing speed, it is extremely important to help them understand what this means. And if you […]