How to Handle a Bad Report Card
Receiving a bad report card can be a source of stress and worry for both students and their parents. This article will guide you through the steps to handle a bad report card effectively. From understanding the significance of a report card to working collaboratively with teachers and school staff, we will equip you…
Lindamood-Bell Academy Parent: Finding the Perfect School | Lindamood-Bell Radio
In this heartfelt episode, we speak with a mom about her child’s transformative journey at Lindamood-Bell Academy. Struggling in the third grade, her child faced daily challenges with schoolwork that dragged on for hours, often ending in tears and exhaustion. Determined to break the cycle, she sought out a school that could meet her child’s…
A Student’s Inspiring Journey from Dyslexia to the Miss America Pageant
Miss Massachusetts 2024, Kiersten Khoury, was diagnosed with dyslexia as a child. Her journey with Lindamood-Bell began in fifth grade, where she received support as a student. Today, she uses her platform to champion literacy and inspire others on their reading journeys. As Miss Massachusetts, Kiersten proudly represented her state at the Miss America pageant…
A Message from Our Co-Founder Regarding the Wildfires
The wildfires affecting Southern California have brought devastating loss and disruption to our communities. I am deeply saddened to share the heartbreaking news that our Pacific Palisades Learning Center has been lost in the fire. However, it is with immense gratitude that I can tell you all of our employees and students are safe. …
Miss Massachusetts 2024 Kiersten Khoury, Former Lindamood-Bell Student, Ready to Shine at Miss America 2025
HINGHAM, Mass., Dec. 30, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Former Lindamood-Bell student Kiersten Khoury, crowned Miss Massachusetts on June 22, 2024, is preparing to represent Massachusetts at the 2025 Miss America Pageant on January 5 in Orlando, Florida. An inspiring testament to perseverance and possibility, Ms. Khoury overcame her childhood struggles with dyslexia by learning to read…
This Summer You Can Count On Lindamood-Bell
Mason’s mom wanted to get help right away when she saw that her son was struggling in school. Lindamood-Bell instruction not only improved his reading ability but also his confidence and self-esteem. Watch her describe her son’s learning journey. When school’s out, your family can count on Lindamood-Bell to help your child meet their…
“Our dream came true!”
Steven’s parents, Vanessa and Angel, learned early in the school year that it was challenging for their son to keep up in a large, accelerated kindergarten classroom. When extra tutoring and reading time at home was not helping, they turned to Lindamood-Bell to get their young son’s reading on track. Parents get help to put…
Instruction Based on a Theory of Cognition
At Lindamood-Bell, our instructional approach aligns with a specific theory of cognition known as Dual Coding Theory (DCT). In this article, we’ll explore DCT and its practical applications in teaching, showing how a cognitive approach can boost literacy and comprehension. The Imagery-Language Connection for Literacy The following section is excerpted from Visualizing and Verbalizing®…
A Student’s Inspiring Journey from Dyslexia to the Miss America Pageant | Lindamood-Bell Radio
Miss Massachusetts 2024, Kiersten Khoury, was diagnosed with dyslexia as a child. Her journey with Lindamood-Bell began in fifth grade, where she received support as a student. Today, she uses her platform to champion literacy and inspire others on their reading journeys. As Miss Massachusetts, Kiersten will proudly represent her state at the Miss America…
Why is My Child Struggling with Math?
If your child struggles with math, you’re not alone. Many children find math difficult, but for some, these challenges are especially persistent and can impact their confidence and performance in school. At Lindamood-Bell, we understand that math challenges are often tied to how individuals process numbers, which requires specific cognitive skills. While each child’s struggles…
