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CEC Report on The State of the Special Education Profession
There is a new report out from the Council for Exceptional Children, The State of the Special Education Profession Survey Report. It is more a report about how special education teachers feel about
BrainWare Learning-Mindprint Test Prep Workshop
https://youtu.be/f3-7qPOL5L4 In this workshop, Nancy Weinstein, CEO of Mindprint Learning, and Betsy Hill, President of BrainWare Learning, walk through the new Mindprint Test Prep
Stop Running Against the Wind
https://youtu.be/u70uh4PVsQo Most of us make learning harder than it needs to be. Why? Because we don’t really understand what it takes to learn something. And because we don’t
Grit, Growth Mindset and the Backlash against Both
A new article by Betsy Hill has been published on The Learning Counsel on grit and growt mindset. As she explains in the article, the valence of the terms is different and both have been extolled
Why Knowing Students’ Cognitive Skills Matters
A recent article in District Administration magazine explains how schools are using the Mindprint Cognitive Assessment to help design interventions for students, tailored to their individual
Later School Start Really Does Help Teens
The information about the changes in teens' Circadian Rhythms has been around for a long time, as has the suggestion that later school start times would benefit them. Now, a landmark study is
Do Resource Teachers Have the Right Resources?
Here are some statements we’ve heard from real resource teachers: “I tell my middle-school students that they will learn to read and be fine when they get to high school. I’m tired of
Make Summer Count
First of all, summer should be fun, so the three programs we talk about in this blog ARE fun. At the same time, they have the power to transform your child’s learning skills so the next school
Three FUN Summer Activities to Transform the Next School Year
First of all, summer should be fun, so the three programs we talk about in this blog ARE fun. At the same time, they have the power to transform your child’s learning skills so the next school
The Cognitive Impact of Poverty: Implications for Teaching
https://youtu.be/wmbkf5yZVp0 Numerous studies have shown the impact of poverty on the brain. Individuals who grow up in impoverished environments generally have less developed cognitive