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At School is Easy, we understand the unique needs of students with learning differences, and we offer personalized support and guidance to help them excel in challenging subjects such as reading.
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The teenage years are accompanied by many emotional, physical, hormonal, and social changes. Some adolescent behaviors are completely normal and happen as a result of brain changes, but other behaviors are more serious and can be signs of a mental disorder. It’s important for educators and parents to be aware of the signs of teens struggling with a mental health problem.
Math is one of the basic school subjects and vital to the learning process. However, children’s math skills are dropping, according to recent statistics.
Minecraft has taken the video gaming world by storm. It remains one of the top-selling games of all time, having sold more than 238 million games around the world.
While many parents may be wary of video games, Minecraft is different. It can even help your children learn and develop valuable life skills. Given that the gameplay is not as advanced as other video games, it’s easy to wonder what kids see in the game or how it could be one of the educational video games. Schools can even use Minecraft Education to enhance learning in the classroom and you can use the game at home. [Read more…]
It’s one of the things about school that many students struggle with: Homework. Taking assignments and projects home to finish can make kids feel overwhelmed. It takes away from their free time and time with friends. It can make them wonder “who invented homework and why?” [Read more…]
Learning to love reading can open doors and help children succeed in school and in the future. Though we’ve all heard that literacy is essential, it’s okay to question ‘why is reading important in particular?’ [Read more…]