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Are you a visual learner?   Research suggests that around 65% of the human population are visual learners.   There are a wide variety of strategies available for helping classrooms become more inclusive.   One such method for increasing inclusivity in the classroom is by implementing a

Perhaps the most popular category of New Year’s resolutions is fitness. Every January sees a massive influx of new members who want to lead a healthier lifestyle throughout the new year.   If you count yourself among the January 2023 gym-goers,

Playtime is one of the best ways to encourage independence in young children. Independent play is a great way to support your toddler to develop curiosity and confidence, learn about problem-solving, and foster their abundant creativity and imagination. When kids

“New Year, new me.”   This phrase is repeated often around New Year’s Day, and it is pretty much a certified cliché at this point to declare that a new you will be emerging in the new year.   However, do not

“When are we eating dinner, Mommy?” my daughter shouted from the living room.   “Six o’clock.”   “When’s that?” she asked.   “Look at the clock,” I replied with a hint of exasperation.    There was no answer, so I poked my head into the next room.

By: Laura M. Jackson a mom, writer, and dyscalculia advocate “Class, you have 20 minutes to finish your work.”  For most students this would be a helpful notice. But for a particular group of students who  struggle to tell and

Putting a New Twist on an Iconic Product  Our Time Timer® visual timers have been a staple in many classrooms, offices, and homes ever since we released the Time Timer Original.   Since then, we have released a wide variety of Time Timer visual

How to take the hell out of homework We spotted this nice article in the UK today. Please click here or on the image to open the article

Ever been on a run or in a workout and wanted quickly and easily check how long you’ve been exercising? Or wish you had a simple productivity-increasing tool that you can conveniently keep on your wrist at all times? How

Social stories are a social learning tool developed to support information exchanges between parents, professionals, and people with autism of all ages. In the late 1980s, Carol Gray created social stories while working as a teacher in Michigan public schools to provide