How to celebrate small academic achievements at home (and why it matters)

As parents, it’s natural for us to get excited about our children’s big academic milestones: a report card with excellent grades, a graduation, winning a science contest. These are moments of pride and celebration that certainly deserve to be highlighted. Sometimes, however, by focusing only on those big events, we can overlook something equally important: […]
Boost your child’s academic self-esteem in 5 steps

We know that seeing your child happy and confident at school is one of the things that matters most to you. Sometimes, their grades don’t reflect all the effort they put in, or maybe it’s hard for them to feel capable in the face of a new learning challenge. That’s where something super important comes […]
How to Make Effective Summaries and Outlines: Visual Methods for Better Learning

The importance of a good summary An effective summary is not just a simple reduction of text, but a tool that allows you to organize ideas and keep the essentials, stimulating your learning. By summarizing, you learn to prioritize information and identify the key points that will be most useful to you. This habit not […]
How do I know if my child needs tutoring programs?

Common concerns among mothers and fathers All parents want the best for their children, especially in their education. However, it’s not always easy to spot if they need extra support at school. Sometimes, the first clue comes from a feeling parents pick up on: perhaps your child is more frustrated with homework or avoids talking […]
Emotional Intelligence in Learning: Key to School Success

Starting with emotional intelligence Emotional intelligence is much more than a trendy concept, especially when it comes to education. It refers to the ability to recognize, understand and manage our emotions, as well as those of others. In the school environment, this skill has a direct impact on the way students face challenges, work in […]
Phrases that motivate children to study (and the ones you should avoid).

When it comes to motivating children to study, the words we use can make a big difference. Using positive and constructive phrases can boost their confidence and interest in learning, while other expressions, although well-intentioned, can have the opposite effect. In this article we will review phrases that inspire, those that are best avoided and […]
5 tricks to memorize vocabulary in English effectively

Learning English can be an exciting challenge, but it can also be difficult to remember the new words you learn. However, memorizing vocabulary doesn’t have to be frustrating or boring. Here are five effective tricks that will change the way you learn English vocabulary. As always, at Activatic we strive to offer personalized classes that […]
Rebuild your confidence! How school reinforcement transforms teenagers

Transitioning through high school can be a challenge for many adolescents. Beyond subjects and homework, students face emotional challenges that affect their self-esteem and motivation. At Activatic, we understand that behind every report card is a boy or girl who needs more than math or English skills; they need to believe in themselves and find […]
The importance of a personalized approach for children with dyslexia

When it comes to supporting children with dyslexia, one of the most important challenges is to understand that each child and each case is unique. Dyslexia, much more than just reading difficulty, affects several areas of development and learning, such as writing, spelling, organization, and sometimes even self-esteem. Therefore, a personalized approach is not a […]
ADHD and concentration: Why do they have such a hard time focusing?

What is ADHD and how does it affect concentration? Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurological condition that affects approximately 5% of children, according to recent data. This disorder is not simply a “way of being” or a quirk. It is a real difficulty, where the brain processes tasks that require attention and focus […]