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In English, as in other languages, abstract ideas are built upon concrete ideas. For example, if I say “table” or “chair”

If you’re anything like me, you have been trying new recipes while at home due to the pandemic. I have added

In the thirty years of teaching, I have seen my fair share of the “wiggles” in my elementary students. I have

I remember in high school being reminded over and over how important it was to avoid plagiarism, defined as using an

As a teacher, I spent a lot of money buying colorful charts and posters with alphabet charts, math facts and word

If you think about a time when you have been really engaged in learning a new topic, subject or skill, it

When many of us were in school, we were given drills and lists to memorize, like multiplication facts and spelling words.

All parents hope their child learns to read easily and quickly. Yet, many children struggle to learn to read. It seems

Behavior has become a term fraught with negative connotations, but what is behavior exactly? According to the theory we implement at

When learners come to INSL LLC, we spend time getting to know them as people, not just as clients. We spend

When we want to communicate ideas to others or understand within our own brains what we are learning, we use language

You have likely heard that some of us are auditory thinkers and some of us are visual thinkers. So, if you