Articles By Jim Sarris

Learning is not necessarily a question of intelligence. Many times, the person who knows how to learn comes out on top. Here is a simple strategy to use today.

It's midterm exam time and that means plenty of studying and loads of stress. Here are some tips to take the edge off and get the best grades possible.

There are many "typical" ways to improve your child's memory. Why not think outside the box and find something new?

How do you help your child retain more of what they study? Take a look at 3 tips to begin improving today.

It's not always Johnny's fault. Memorization is a skill, like riding a bike. If you don't learn how to do it you crash and get hurt...again and again. Well, something similar occurs with kids that can't memorize easily.

Some people believe kids have to choose between memorizing and thinking when they study. Needless to say, I don't agree and here's why.

Although it sounds crazy, ADD kids can take advantage of their unique ability to make instant associations to help them memorize more easily.

Memorizing for any kid can be a real pain. But when you suffer from ADD or have other learning disabilities, then the task can be monumental. Here are 3 Ways to help kids with learning issues retain and recall more information with fewer hassles.

Parents and kids need to be reminded of the simple things that successful students do, day in and day out, to get the best grades. Here are four things you can improve starting today.

Parents need more free time to work with their kids. Here are three tips to help them find that time.

Being able to memorize is one of the best tools a child can have in their educational toolkit. The author gives parents three reasons why they need to help them develop strong memory skills.