WELCOME TO LEARNING CRAFT!
We are the premier resource for parents and educators that seek to maximize the learning of their students.
Learning Craft strives to connect parents and educators with the brain-based research and the most effective learning strategies to help young mind grow and develop. By becoming a Learning Craft Insider you will have access to:
- Cutting edge brain-based research,
- Strategies for helping your child learn,
- Tools and resources to enhance learning,
- and you can connect with parents and educators with similar experiences.
Below are some things that may seem obvious but in regular public education, they are often ignored.
Exploration and discovery are the basis of any research. Children have to find out what is out there to learn. They have to touch it, examine it, taste it, and smell it.
Finding out how something works requires experimentation, trial and error, hypotheses, and design. Changing variables, forecasting, and trends analysis help deepen understanding.
Knowledge must be shared. Students need opportunities to show what they know, to show their newly acquired skills, or express their opinions.
Each Child is Unique
No two children think or act exactly the same, and no persons know this better than parents. Schools know this too, yet they still attempt to teach all students the same things and every student in the same way. Becoming a Learning Craft Insider will help you customize a learning program for your child.
Learning Should be Natural
Children and adults are natural learning machines. Learning should be exhilarating, and exciting. Ask any student in any grade what they think of school and they will not use those two words. As a Learning Craft Insider you will find the strategies, tools and resources to be able to ignite a passion for learning in your child.
If you believe these two things, then you are almost ready to become a Learning Craft Insider. The next step is to take a moment to explore the Learning Skills Inventory below.
“The more that you read, the more things you will know.
The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go. “
“Imagining something may be the first step in making it happen, but it takes the real time and real efforts of real people to learn things, make things, turn thoughts into deeds or visions into inventions.”
Nobody is going to pour truth into your brain. It’s something you have to find out for yourself.