Educational Resources

Graduation gift ideas can be tricky, depending on who you're buying for, what your budget is, and how well you know the graduate. At Learnwell, we like to be intentional (it's one of our core values!) about our end-of-year celebrations, gift ideas, and how we spend...

This Ask Anything Chat is the opposite of complicated. It's a sneak peek of what enrolled families see in the school handbook. Essentially, this is a guide for parents who have questions. Parents like you! We want this AMA-style chat to be authentic, transparent, and...

Navigating high school transcripts, college entrance exams, and college scholarships can be a tall order for any parent. But if you’re homeschooling, you may find a few added challenges. However, we’ve got good news. There are multiple ways to help your...

How to Build Resilience and a Growth Mindset "I can't" is a common sentence starter when students are frustrated. Teachers hear it. Parents do, too. So, how do we help students turn the phrase into a better expectation? Building resilience happens through small...

Hands-on science, math, language arts and history help students learn better. Several recent studies show that students of all ages (even seniors in high school) learn better and are more engaged in the subject matter if they're allowed to learn through hands-on...

Education trends are important to stay on top of as your children grow; here are three shifts to pay attention to, along with what Learnwell is doing to stay ahead of the curve. According to an article in Forbes, one of the trends is that students will take a much...

We can all benefit from AI summer fun when it takes the guesswork out of what will motivate, inspire, and connect our own family. Make AI work for you by personalizing ideas for your family fun that include your kids' interests, what time constraints or allowances you...

If you're like many families, there's a movie night in your future. Multiple ages can make family movie night tough, but here are some movies teens need. These may not be appropriate for your teen or younger students; parental discretion is advised. While some of our...

You might think about summer school as a requirement for students who don't do well during the previous academic year. But summer school can be so much more! Where you may be conditioned to thinking about it as a place to drop off your child for extra skills work,...

(v.) refresh = restore strength, revive or maintain by renewing supply Spring fever often sets in about this time. We get the urge to open the windows, throw out the clutter, and head to the mountains or the beach, right? In fact, according to Merriam-Webster, spring...

This subject may have caught your eye because you have heard about the impact that the following developments may have on education: AI Mobile learning Gamification Personalized learning Project-based learning Social-emotional development Mental health and well-being...

If you've been following us for a while, you understand our opinion that a homeschool format or a hybrid school are both fantastic options for some families. However, we wouldn't encourage EVERY family to homeschool, and we do believe there are times when it's wise...

Looking ahead at your child's next phase or grade is important; when you consider where your child is now in his or her education, what comes to mind? Where do you see your child headed? Before we discuss the importance of looking ahead, it is essential to evaluate...