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The Beautiful Brain on Cursive: Styles, Science, and Why Handwriting Still Matters
This post walks through the major styles of cursive handwriting that teachers and families are likely to encounter, then turns to the research on why learning cursive remains a meaningful investment in a child’s developing brain.
Lynne Kenney
May 257 min read


NEW Executive Function Resources for 2026 - 2027!
We are excited to share that on May 28, 2026, Dr. Kenney will teach her three-hour CogniSuite executive function activities LIVE online from 9 am-12 pm Pacific Time (Los Angeles). Join us to learn Dr. Kenney's cognitive skills coaching, and rhythmic motor movement activities for use in your classroom, home, and clinic. Feel free to come early to meet other motivated colleagues like you. This will be an interactive workshop, accompanied by downloadable activities you can use
Lynne Kenney
Feb 192 min read


Understanding Visual Processing Skills in Learning and Development
Visual Processing Skills: Building Blocks for Learning and Development Visual processing encompasses a sophisticated set of cognitive abilities that allow children to make sense of the visual world around them. These skills work together as an integrated system, enabling everything from reading and writing to navigating playground equipment and solving math problems. Understanding these skills helps educators, clinicians, and parents recognize both strengths and areas where c
Lynne Kenney
Jan 165 min read


Children's Games That Enhance Visual Processing Skills
According to the American Optometric Association (AOA), approximately 25% (1 in 4) of all children have a vision problem significant enough to impact their learning. While exact numbers vary, studies suggest around 3-4% of children have significant visual processing deficits like Cerebral Visual Impairment (CVI) or Nonverbal Learning Disability (NVLD), though some estimates place general vision problems affecting learning as high as 10-15%, and even higher (30-60%) in childr
Lynne Kenney
Jan 168 min read


🎵 Rhythm, Music, and Movement: Building the Foundation of Executive Function
We enjoyed an engaging webinar on the role of music and movement in cognition and learning with Alex Doman at Advance Brain Technologies. When we strengthen the brain through rhythm and music, children build the skills they need to succeed in school, relationships, and daily life. 🔸 Why rhythm is the foundation for language, cognition, and social connection 🔸 How music helps children regulate emotions and build focus 🔸 Everyday activities that combine movement and rhythm t
Lynne Kenney
Sep 30, 20251 min read
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