NSW school improves NAPLAN results with Fast ForWord program
Posted on 6 November 2014
Narooma public school is leading the field of education by using neuroscience based learning programs to help their students build the cognitive skills needed...
Fast ForWord program now available on iPad
Posted on 4 November 2014
Fast ForWord can now be used on both computers and iPads!
Three steps for preventing Alzheimer’s Disease
Posted on 30 October 2014
Last night, Channel 10’s The Project featured a segment on Alzheimer’s Disease. Part of the story highlighted a three pronged approach for preventing Alzheimer’s:
The 2014 NAPLAN results are here: what you need to know
Posted on 18 September 2014
“I had some idea, but the results knocked me. I didn’t realise they would be that low”. If your child is performing below expectations...
May neuroscience and learning news
Posted on 30 April 2014
It’s the May edition of Sonic Learning’s neuroscience and learning news. It’s a great way to learn a lot in a short time. Enjoy!
February neuroscience and learning news
Posted on 4 February 2014
Welcome to a new feature on our blog – Sonic Learning’s monthly roundup of neuroscience and learning news on the Web.
Paula Tallal named inventor of the year
Posted on 27 September 2012
Paula Tallal, Rutgers Board of Governors Professor of Neuroscience, has been named Inventor of the Year by the NJ Inventors Hall of Fame for...
Dyslexia and the brain: research shows that reading ability can be improved
Posted on 30 July 2012
Article summary and video: This article published by Cornell University summarises the research of Elise Temple, who showed with FMRI that brain activation patterns...
Introducing our new pay by the month option!
Posted on 12 December 2011
Does your child have trouble listening, paying attention, following instructions, recalling information or reading? Don’t let another school year slip by. For as little...
Dr Martha Burns presents Reading & the Brain
Posted on 22 November 2011
2011 seminars sold out early – register now to avoid disappointment. Comments from 2011 seminar attendees: “Dr Burns was outstanding. Her knowledge and understanding...
