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10/28/2026

Let's talk about grades. Kids with ADHD often take correction harder than other kids. Instead of criticism, try getting curious.

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10/22/2026

Before you talk through a report card, check in with your kid. How do they think they did? Sometimes, you can learn more from this than the report card itself and it opens up a conversation that allows you to connect. Remember, you are on the same team.

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10/21/2026

Here's what you should ask before you review a report card with your child: "How do you think you did?" You can learn a lot from their answer!

Stay calm, create a plan together, and know that your kid is doing the best that they can.

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10/16/2026

Does your child with ADHD focus for hours on video games but a few minutes on homework? We use cutting edge technology and low-stimulation games to build skills like memory, focus, and self-regulation. Kids learn these skills in a way that keeps them engaged and then apply them at home and in the classroom.

Our technology has 80+ years of research behind it and thousands of studies. We combine with this expert-led behavior coaching to create an impact that lasts for years.

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10/15/2026

Your child's report card doesn't always tell you the full story. A course grade blends two things. What your child knows, and whether the work reached the teacher. For most students those move together closely enough that one letter covers both. For a child with ADHD they come apart.

A student can understand the unit completely and still lose a full letter to work that was finished and never handed in. That's the instrument, not the teacher and not your child.

So before the report card arrives, go and get two numbers. The average on tests and quizzes, and the average on homework completion. Both are usually in the portal. Neither one is on the report card.

If the test average sits well above the overall grade, the learning is landing and the delivery isn't, and that has structural fixes. If both are low together, the content needs attention and that's a different plan entirely.

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A letter grade blends what your child knows with whether the work reached the teacher. For a child with ADHD those two things come apart. Here is how to read the first report card of the year, and what to do in the hour after you open it.

10/14/2026

Report cards are coming home soon. Are you ready? Here's my one tip.

Look at it on your own first. Give yourself a few minutes to react, find one thing you can focus on and get ready to talk about it.

You got this parents! Your kids are so capable and smart.

10/13/2026

Does losing a game turn into a meltdown? Calm Crew is a new 8-week emotional regulation group for ages 5 to 11 at The Brain Arcade™. Kids learn one calm-down strategy a week for big feelings, frustration, and meltdowns, then practice it during games with built-in setbacks. Nocatee meets Tuesdays at 3:45, and Jacksonville meets Tuesdays at 4:30 and Fridays at 3:45, starting the week of October 19.

Sign up by October 16 at unlockt.life/skills-groups

10/11/2026

Does your child want friends but not know how to join in? Social Club is a new 8-week group for ages 5 to 11 at The Brain Arcade™.

Each week kids learn one social skill, like taking turns or being a good sport, then use it for real during games while staff coach them in the moment. Nocatee meets Wednesdays at 5:15 and Jacksonville meets Mondays at 5:15, starting the week of October 19.

Sign up by October 16 at unlockt.life/skills-groups

10/09/2026

We're excited to announce two new small groups are starting at The Brain Arcade™ for ages 5 to 11.

Social Club helps kids who want friends but don’t know how to join in. Calm Crew helps kids whose big feelings turn into meltdowns. In both groups, kids learn one skill a week, then practice it during games with up to 8 kids and two Registered Behavior Technicians.

Groups meet in Nocatee and Jacksonville starting the week of October 19, and registration closes October 16.

Learn more and reserve a spot at unlockt.life/skills-groups

10/08/2026

Ever wish there was a manual for parenting? Guess what -- we made one! We help parents navigate the highs and lows of parenting with expert coaching and our 250+ page guide that includes templates, scripts and decision-making flow charts you can use in the moment.

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