Visualization, memory, reading and research skills
Getting ready to send your child to college is a big deal. For many parents, it marks the start of a new phase—one that brings a mix of excitement, stress, and big questions. While students may be busy picking majors and planning dorm decor, parents are often focused on the financial, emotional, and practical sides …
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The process of divorce is generally tricky and painful for all involved, especially for children. The emotional disturbance created by the adjustment to the new environment of the family mostly hurts the child’s academic performance. The disruption of their parents’ separation period may lead the kids not only to lose concentration on their studies but …
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Checking facts today is incredibly hard. We have a moral obligation to check facts and very few tools that actually work. The suggested solution is not perfect: we check more what requires closer attention. The priorities are guided by our moral compass and practical needs. More reading here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, …
Summer is the ideal time for couples to escape their daily routines and renew their relationship in scenic locations. Whether you favor tranquil beaches, lovely cities, or exciting escapes, there is a romantic summer destination for every couple. Here are some of the most charming places to visit for your next romantic summer trip. Santorini, …
Humor is one of the best coping mechanisms. It can also be very memorable. However, dark humor can be weaponized and can become toxic. Is there a way to use sarcasm safely and positively? Can there be a proper context for dark humor? Every April 1st I write about humor. Today, I want to take …
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We live in a world where the workplace is no longer measured solely by performance metrics. Companies are now increasingly focusing on their work culture in order to foster a more positive work environment and create an engaged and productive workforce. This shift towards a more people-centric approach to the workplace is being driven by …
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What happens in minds of other people is a mystery for us. Strong subjective experiences might be disbelieved or go unnoticed. One may easily be overwhelmed by something trivial to everybody else. “How can it be?” we might ask. The answer is not very comfortable. For more information read here and here. My kid and corona …
What is our unique offering? How can we be both ourselves and competitive in the modern environment? The key is authenticity, but a well-orchestrated one. Basically we develop a winning skillset and then own it. That’s a very human quality. More reading here, here, here, and here. Why should we be authentic? Anna often tells …
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Parents of children with learning disabilities will often worry about how they can better help their child navigate their academic life. Thankfully, over the years, several excellent studies have been published to help both parents and educators understand the most effective reading interventions to aid students with learning disabilities. Find out some of the most …
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“We’re sorry but you weren’t selected” These words can bring down anyone’s confidence. After a job interview, your resume was not impressive and you did all the research. The question that lingers in your mind for hours after is “What could have gone wrong?” Rejection can also be caused by inexperience or low qualifications. It’s …
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