Learnigo Product Feature: Developing Life Skills Program

Learnigo's Developing Life Skills Program

Hello Learnigo Learners,

Students on the autism spectrum or students with intellectual disabilities, ADHD, and other disabilities benefit from extra support in developing life skills.

Based on the ICD-11 classification, these students struggle with establishing relationships, maintaining social interaction, and social communication (World

Learnigo Product Feature: ADHD Program

Learnigo's ADHD Program

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a common diagnosis seen within school and academic-based settings. ADHD is marked by an ongoing pattern of inattention and/or hyperactivity-impulsivity that may disrupt everyday functioning or development.

A child with inattention may struggle with staying on task, focusing, organization, and

Summer Learning with Learnigo #2: Speech and Language Skills

Summer Learning Made Fun: Let’s Keep Up Our Speech and Language Skills this Summer!

Did you know that June is Effective Communication Month? This month highlights the importance of all forms of communication and their power to connect us. And what a perfect time

Summer Learning With Learnigo #1: Math & Communication Skills

☀️Summer Learning Made Fun: Supporting Math and Communication Skills with Learnigo☀️

As the school year comes to a close, many parents and teachers are eager to keep the learning momentum going. The trick is to find engaging and practical ways for children to practice

Learnigo Product Feature: Speech in the Social Context Program

Happy Summer, Learnigo Learners!

Pragmatic language, also known as social communication, helps us navigate our verbal and nonverbal interactions with others. By its nature, communication involves at least two communication partners to engage between the message sender and the message receiver. Oftentimes, we can be both

Learnigo Product Feature: Handwriting Program

Learnigo's Handwriting Program

Handwriting is fundamental to education, and its mastery is vital for a child’s academic achievement. Fundamentally, writing is a motor activity. It evolves from movement and is refined through practice. This is how we develop graphomotor skills.

Handwriting legibility, participation, and