Your child learns differently. Now what?

Developing Capable, Confident Learners, Prepared for School and Life.

Most children who learn differently don’t get the help they need at school.

So Parents

Spend hours every week helping with schoolwork
Fight the nightly homework battles
Watch their children’s self-esteem, curiosity and drive dwindle away

BrainWare Learning

We help parents turn their children’s academic career around, restore their joy in learning, and help them develop into well-rounded, successful young adults.

True and False

(and a BIG SECRET)

The BIG LIE

Intelligence is fixed and can’t change.

The BIG TRUTH

Intelligence can be developed much more than most people think.

The BIG SECRET

The cognitive skills that are the
foundation of learning are responsible
for 50% of the variability in student
achievement – and, with our help, you
can change them!

Parents

Developing capable and confident learners

Schools

Closing the achievement gap by closing the cognitive gap

Workforce

Developing a smarter and more flexible workforce

3 Steps to Students Who

Are better focused
Learn more easily
Understand and remember what they read and hear
Are more confident and have greater self-esteem

Have less anxiety
Do better on standardized tests
Remember to do tasks and assignments
Are better prepared for school and life

STEP 1

Schedule an appointment

STEP 2

Choose a program that works for your family,
school or organization

STEP 3

Experience the transformation

Hear from Our Clients

Amita Devaraj, Mother of Su, Age 8

“We were referred by the Center for Disabilities in South Carolina. They said that for a child with a profile like my daughter’s, with high reasoning ability, low processing speed and medium working memory, this could help her improve her processing speed. And that’s exactly what we saw.”

Stacy Mulrenin, Resource Teacher, on Her Experience with Her Son and Students Using BrainWare SAFARI

“I’ll tell you it was truly an act of the Holy Spirit. Out of nowhere I received an email announcement about a webinar about this program called BrainWare SAFARI. I said this sounds like exactly the solution I’ve been looking for.”

Curtis Boehmer, Speech Language Pathologist, Huron Intermediate School District, on BrainWare SAFARI

“We’ve seen improvements with every single student in some way after they’ve done BrainWare. Every kid that’s taken it, I think I can tell you unequivocally that is have affected their entire school life.”

Kids and Parents Share Their Experiences with BrainWare SAFARI

“Brianna was having some challenges in school. And after she completed the program, she made the honor role.” “It helped me make better decisions.” Listen to these and other comments from parents and children.

Dr. Pat Wolfe, Author of Brain Matters, on the Cognitive Skills Kids Need for Learning

“When you say to kids, ‘Pay attention,’ there are kids who try but don’t know how to do it. BrainWare has this ability without kids even knowing that they’re working on attention to develop some of these skills.”

Dr. Lou Whitaker, Principal, Pope John Paul II, Describes the Impact of BrainWare SAFARI on Students

“One child was having a very difficult time remembering a set of numbers when she was trying to transpose them onto her homework paper. One day she’s doing her math and got the whole problem, on her paper. Mom went, ‘Oh my gosh! You did it!’”

Anne Budicin, Principal of Glenwood Academy, Discusses BrainWare SAFARI

“It’s really hard to find programs to close the gaps in processing areas. BrainWare does a great job addressing those issues.” “It’s just real fun, when you keep learning and when you figure out you’re passing, you think, ‘I really am smart.'”

KNOWLEDGE CENTER

The Knowledge Center is the archive of studies, commentary, news, both serious and fun, that we encourage you to explore to learn more about how brains work and how to make them stronger, and how learning can become deeper and more enduring.

Cognitive Skills

There are many different mental processes or cognitive skills that are important in learning and thinking. As you read this list, think about your child and how stronger and weaker skills impact how they do in school, their relationships with family and friends, and everything they do in life. Then think about how different things might be if you and your child knew how to use their strongest skills to meet academic and life challenges and to build up weaker skills.