Mnemonics for Young and Adult Learners
Mnemonics are powerful learning tools that help the brain better retain and retrieve information. While the brain naturally remembers things tied to visuals, sounds, or…
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Why Teachers Consider Part-Time Tutoring
April 18, 2025 Teachers are some of the most skilled professionals out there—so it’s no surprise many are turning to part-time tutoring. The ability to…
Dyslexia Summer Reading Program Starting May 27
Dyslexia Summer Reading Program Improve reading skills by one grade level or more with an accelerated dyslexia summer reading program Is your child struggling to…
Empowering Your Child’s Brain: Natural Solutions for Attention and Learning Challenges
Hey parents! Looking for natural ways to help your child with attention challenges? Is your child struggling with focus, learning, or behavior? I know how…
Reading Tips and Tricks #2
This is like flipping through a magazine at the grocery store. Do you want it? What do you want to read first? What are your…
Claire Ketchum on Teaching Teens Healthy Food Habits
Does your teen have an unhealthy relationship with food? Want to learn some tips for nurturing and teaching your teen some heathy eating habits? Join…
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A Rich Heritage of Learning
Today, as we observe President’s Day, we at Kepler Education are reflecting on the kind of education that nourished the hearts and minds of our…
Social Interaction in Online Learning
Online education has been growing in popularity over the past several years. Whether utilizing an online public school, or a program like Miacademy, Khan Academy,…
The Benefits of Kumon: PERSEVERANCE
The Kumon Math and Reading Program is an individualized, step-by-step learning program that works alongside school learning. Through daily worksheet practice, the program will help students develop perseverance…
Shattering Homeschool Myths
Education choices can be so daunting for parents, and homeschooling is one of those options that many of us have some preconceived ideas (and maybe…