Good Sensory Learning Blog

How to Improve Working Memory in Struggling Students

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Did you know that a strong working memory is one of the best indicators of academic success?  In contrast, those that struggle with a weak working memory often find learning, accessing prior knowledge, and solving problems in their mind challenging. So what is working memory all about?  What is Working Memory? Working memory is like a mental sketchpad and guiding voice that allows us to solve problems in our heads. It's a complex cognitive process that involves a number of skills that need to work in concert.  As illustrated in the image below, sensory inputs (represented by rain drops) flow into...

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How to Quickly Improve Visual Tracking for Struggling Readers

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Come learn how readers can improve comprehension with tracking skills with apps, visual processing exercises, and activiites.

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Why Is Critical Thinking an Important Skill to Teach?

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In today's ever-changing landscape, success relies not just on the knowledge you possess, but also on your ability to think critically and adapt to the challenges that come your way. Critical thinking is a powerful cognitive skill that can be a game-changer in education, work, and everyday life. In this blog, we will investigate the importance of critical thinking and explore how executive functioning coaching can help individuals develop and sharpen this invaluable skill. The Art of Critical Thinking Critical thinking is the art of examining information, ideas, and situations with a discerning eye. It goes beyond memorization or passive...

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Educational Therapy Courses for Coaches and Educators

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Come learn about Dr. Warren's educational therapy courses for coaches and teachers.

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What are the Best Online Resources for Academic Gains?

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Come learn about some great online resources that students can use at home to support their learning in math, reading and science.

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