Can’t We Just Use Spellcheck?: Secrets Behind the Importance of Encoding

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Can’t We Just Use Spellcheck?:  Secrets Behind the Importance of Encoding “I can’t spell either, but isn’t that what word processors are for?”  This is shared sentiment for many of us who were taught to read by recognizing words…

Schools Out…Forever?

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  "School's out for the summer!  School's out, forever?"  Nope.  Take a breath of relief caregivers of school-aged children.  It's not.  In a couple short months, we'll be back in action.  You may be wondering, is the "summer slip"…

But…it’s SUMMER!

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Do kids need a break from reading during the summer months? The short answer - no.  Can summer reading be fun?  Absolutely!  Like adults, kids need to engage in activities that “exercise” their brains and help them to stay sharp.  Reading…

Back to School Blues

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Let’s Talk About: Online Learning

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The Mystery Writing Assignment

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Let’s talk about an all-too-familiar scenario: your son or daughter decides it’s time to reveal a “mystery” writing assignment, it is already 8:00 PM, it’s due tomorrow (of course), and they have absolutely no idea where to begin.…

Homework: It’s a Dreaded Word

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Located in the east end of Regina, our clinic is situated on the third floor of a modern, cubed glass building.  Cora Restaurant and Mikel’s Coffee Shop are conveniently located on the bottom floor.

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We acknowledge that the land on which we gather, and where Wildflowers Therapy is located is Treaty 4 territory, which is the traditional territory of the Anihšinābēk, Nêhiyawak, Dakota, Lakota, and Nakota Peoples, and the original home of the Métis Nation. We recognize and acknowledge their culture and contributions.