Are books (especially bound books) and reading still relevant tools for learning?

Today’s kids are doing their homework online, no longer need to borrow library materials to research a project, […]

Legendary DXP pits players against various villains and their schemes in a Magic: The Gathering style card game. Players collect cards to build powerful and versatile decks. All players start with […]

Coup is a simple card game that rewards bluffing. Players to try and outsmart one another using the two cards they have in hand. There are fifteen cards in the […]

Does slow processing speed qualify a student for a 504 plan?  This is a question that I am frequently asked in my work as a child clinical psychologist. The simple […]

Many kids with dyslexia read slowly. I find this in my clinical work, when I use tests such as the Gray Oral Reading Test 5 (GORT 5), the Test of Word […]

Full of Stars is a challenging yet charming mix of arcade game and choose-your-own-adventure story. The player travels through space saving people from war. Using simple controls, the player avoids […]

Epic! is a subscription-based, digital library of 40,000 books (as of March of 2021) aimed at children 12 and under. It includes fiction, non-fiction, STEM, biographies, graphic novels, and DIY […]

Whispersync for Voice is a narration service provided by Amazon and Audible for a selection of Kindle books. This usual incurs an additional fee, though there are some free classics […]

Dora’s Great Big World is a game based on characters from the television show Dora the Explorer. In it, the player visits different islands, each with a mini-game hosted by […]

Synap is an app that allows users to create multiple choice tests. It is available as both a website and an app for mobile devices. Geared towards helping students high […]