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Metacognition
In the simplest possible terms, metacognition is the practice of thinking about your thinking. It can be an important skill for improving your learning and problem-solving abilities. By being aware of your thought processes and understanding how you learn best, you can more effectively plan and execute tasks, monitor your progress, and identify areas where […]
Well-being
Hyperfocus
Hyperfocus is one of the lesser-known traits of children and adults with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and other forms of neurodivergence. This intense focus on a single subject or activity can be challenging for the person and those around them, but is it always a negative attribute? We explore autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Hyperfocus does […]
Well-being
Mental fog
If you have ever experienced a moment where you lose mental clarity and find yourself struggling to focus, you may face mental fog, also known as brain fog. So what is this condition, and what can you do to stop it from happening? Read on to find out. What is mental fog? You can get […]
Child
Scavenger hunt ideas
The holidays mean great fun for all the family, but this can also be tiring. Coming up with enough ideas to keep the kids busy is tough, but you can do many things to keep your little ones entertained. One of the best ways to keep your kids busy, help them build up critical thinking […]
Parent Resources
ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder)
It is universally accepted that Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) is a genetic, biochemical disorder caused by deficits in two specific neurotransmitters that are believed to be responsible for facilitating attention within the brain and are known to run in families. Unfortunately, gaining consensus among healthcare professionals on the exact criteria for ADD and the most […]
Writing
Spelling disability
Whether you work in a school or an employer, you’re bound to encounter someone whose spelling is not up to scratch. If this is the case, you might have become frustrated with their performance, failing to understand how to support their needs and even forcing yourself to take measures that might not have been kind […]
Behavior
Victim complex
Experiencing something traumatic but not being able to process or move on from it can lead to a negative outlook, whereby the person feels like they have no control over their lives and the things that happen to them. Psychologists refer to this as a victim complex or victim mentality. It can be classified as […]
Behavior
Teen anxiety
Our teen years are undoubtedly an anxiety-inducing time, no matter your situation. Not only do you have to contend with a wave of new and confusing hormones, but how we view the world (and our place in it) also changes rapidly. If you are worried about whether your teenage child is suffering from anxiety, you […]
Curriculum
The best homeschool programs
Teaching your child at home by yourself can seem like a monumental task. But fortunately, plenty of help is available online. Various organizations have developed homeschooling programs and courses that make it easy for any parent to educate their child themselves. Moreover, you can use these courses for virtually any purpose, including preparing your child […]

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