Posts about Learning Styles

Movement is an important part of your child's education. It increases their understanding and retention of information. This learning style helps all kids

Students had difficulty adjusting to remote learning when schools closed last March. Learn about ways to make remote learning more effective for your child

Teach your child swimming lessons when they want it! You don’t want to push but don’t walk away either. Read Math Genie’s blog on how to approach your kid properly.

If you are interested in learning about the importance of meditation in the classroom, this post was made especially for you.

Is your child a visual learner? If they are, they might have trouble grasping the abstract concepts of math. Visual learners often have trouble with math skills. With these tips to help visual learners in math they able to understand hard concepts like word problems and long division.

Transform math struggles into victories! Make math a fun and engaging experience for you and your child – start the journey to success today!

Children all have different learning styles. Many experience advanced learning at a young age. Parents want to keep their child engaged and might try to slow their education to fit with their grade level. Advanced students always need to be challenged. It's important to never hold your child back.

Students in America have lower math skills then students in other countries. In fact, many 1st year American college students don't have basic Common Core math skills. American math learning style has gaps. Fortunately, through math tutoring programs, like Math Genie, your child can succeed in math.

Why is it good to teach your child what they learn in school in advance? Many parents don't want to overwhelm their child. They're also afraid of their child becoming bored or lazy in class because they already know it. But you don't have to worry. Here is how and why your child should get ahead.

A lot of parents struggle with five paragraph essays. Sure you know what it is supposed to look like but how do you teach your child how to write one? This breaks down the five steps from introduction to conclusion. Understanding these steps will have your child writing like a pro in no time!