There have been a few recent studies relating higher use of video games to inattention in children with autism and ADHD. These studies are “correlation” in nature, meaning that […]

Video games can be the best friend of parents of children with autism spectrum disorder and ADHD, providing these youngsters with opportunities to sustain their attention and engage them […]

Over the last year a number of books have been written about how disciplined parenting leads to children being successful in school and work. Amy Chua’s Battle Hymn of […]

With so much emphasis placed on extra-curricular activities by university admissions, it’s becoming increasingly important for children to start filling out academic schedules that cover more than just schoolwork. Time […]

Organization is one of the most important skills for success both in and out of the classroom. Students who are able to keep their materials and resources organized find large […]

There are many highly effective ways to build your child’s Working Memory skills to help with reading, math, attention, and studying. However, it may be more important to know what, when, […]

Did you know that playing video games can lead to peace, happiness and contentment? Well, maybe I am exaggerating a bit, but by building flexibility skills, games and apps can […]

A recent study by Micah Mazurek and Christopher Engelhardt raises some legitimate concerns about the use of video games amongst children with ADHD. Boys with ADHD demonstrated greater problematic […]

One of the most common misconceptions in the world of apps, games, and technology is that some of the digital media that your child loves are “educational,” while others […]

Working Memory is a vital skill for children’s success. From developing a good vocabulary, to recalling mathematical formulas, memory-in-action plays a major role in academics. However, children with poor Working […]