Learning

Our Jake Whiddon sat down with Dr. Katrina Gospic to talk about what goes on inside the mind when kids learn. Check out this fun and insightful conversation with the Dr.

Learn more about learning theory in part two of the series ‘The Science of Learning: What Do We Know?’

How do people learn? Do we really only use 10% of our brains? Discover the myths you may have heard about how people learn best, and the facts you may have missed.

We thought you’d like a Christmas activity worksheet pack, to keep your children happy and learning while they wait for Christmas day.

Looking to learn a new language? Read our list of tips, tricks, and strategies to find out how to make your journey easier!

In times of global crisis and distance learning, it has never been more important—or more accessible—for children to connect with their global community. How can language learning help?

Building up a strong vocabulary is essential to any language learner. But it doesn’t have to be boring! Whether you’re a professional teacher or a parent new to homeschooling, spice up your language lessons with these fun and authentic ways to teach vocabulary.

Learn how to recognize and encourage your child’s critical thinking and creativity with our next installment on the 21st Century Skills.

Take a look at how two of the four 21st Century Skills often coincide, and how you can help your child refine them.

Is it ever too early (or too late) to start learning another language? Find out how language acquisition changes at different age levels, and how you can help tailor your child’s language learning goals to fit their developmental needs.

Does caring about others come naturally to kids? Read this article to learn about the value of teaching children empathy.

Clinical Psychologist Dr Emma Gray, shares information from her research on how listening to music while studying can have a positive impact on learning.