Learning Success

Remote learning has quickly become a necessary service and using it well is now a valuable skill. Hafeez Lakhani provides remote learning services to students through Lakhani Coaching. He is a twenty year veteran in one-on-one education, Hafeez has mastered an approach to teaching where he infuses instruction with powerful elements of motivation. His passion for coaching manifests in its mastery—having honed the Lakhani Coaching method to serve a growing population of high achievers.

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https://www.learningsuccessblog.com/podcast/educating-home-remote-learning-rescue-interview-hafeez-lakhani

In this podcast, Paul Mumma of Cerego reveals how employees from is company quickly settled into working from home while the kids learned from home. 

It's been such a comfortable switch we wonder if they'll ever go back.

You will also learn how the science of learning is meeting technology. These ideas will very well revolutionize the way we learn in the future as well as provide you with some great tips for today.

Listen in. there's a lot to learn in this episode.

Children build their learning skills through play. Knowing the stages and types of play can really help a parent understand how their child is developing and guide that development in the best way possible. In this podcast, Chris breaks down the 17 types of play-based learning and how each affects development.

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https://www.learningsuccessblog.com/podcast/learning-through-play-chris-drew-phd-podcast

It's a new world for parents. We didn't grow up with the smartphones and internet access that today's children have. So keeping them safe takes some knowledge.  What we don't know CAN hurt our kids. Learn the dangers of electronics and how to protect your kids in this podcast. Get the full podcast and resources here

https://www.learningsuccessblog.com/podcast/keeping-kids-safe-digital-world-chelsea-brown-podcast

Talking to children is not always effective. Especially when they are in emotional states. Erica Curtis has some very innovative answers for improving communication with your children and much more.

Get the full podcast and resources at learningsuccessblog.com/podcast/innovative-parenting-techniques-using-art-therapy-erica-curtis

In a rush to improve test scores and implement standardized testing we may have forgotten one of the most important aspects of learning, interpersonal skills. Studies are showing that without these soft skills students are often not able to focus in class. Dr Amy Webb translates the research for us and helps us understand the importance of soft skills.

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https://www.learningsuccessblog.com/podcast/why-soft-skills-may-be-key-solving-attention-problems-dr-amy-webb-podcast

Emily has a different take on what it means to be an extraordinary teacher. She believes that forming a strong bond has a profound effect on student outcomes. It may be controversial but her success tells a story. 

Parents and teachers alike might just up their game by listening to what Emily has to say.

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https://www.learningsuccessblog.com/podcast/teaching-love-emily-morrison-podcast

The amazing journey of a young man with Autism.

Brayden Reeves

Brayden Reeves was diagnosed with Autism when he was 4 years old. He struggled all through his traditional elementary school, even though his mom, Tina Rider, kept asking his teachers to push him to "climb Mount Everest." Then, after finding no success, she discovered Hill School and transferred him. Flash forward 8 years later, and Brayden graduated near the top of his class and received an NCAA swimming scholarship to McMurray University (he just started his freshman year).

Tina Rider

Phillip Howley

Phillip Howley is the director of technology at Hill School. Phillip worked very closely with Brayden while he was a student, and he is going to provide us with insight as to how Hill School expectations put Brayden on the path to success

Hill School is a K-12 college prep school for children with Learning differences in Fort Worth Texas. They are unique in that they offer a full-service program for children who learn differently.

At Hill School, being diagnosed with a learning difference doesn’t mean that you do “easy work” or get a free pass. Instead, it entails a student developing strategies and undergoing training so that they can define and achieve their goals. In Hill School, the common denominator in these students is their commitment to enhancing their strengths through hard work.

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When it comes to improving children's behavior Josh Ruse is the man!

Listen in as Josh reveals the secrets he uses to help teachers gain control of their classroom.

Pro-tip: It works for parents too!

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If your child is not performing at academics as well as expected then their brain may need something different. In this podcast Marla covers the neuroscience backed techniques for helping your child become a fantastic learner.

If your child's academic performance is excellent then you really need to listen!

Find the resources mentioned in the podcast at

https://www.learningsuccessblog.com/podcast/beyond-homework-more-ways-help-your-child-learn-marla-szwast