1. BrainWare SAFARI: BrainWare SAFARI is an award-winning software program that incorporates decades of proven clinical approaches to cognitive skills development into an engaging video-game format. The program contains 20 exercises comprising 168 progressively challenging levels that develop and strengthen 43 cognitive (mental processing) skills. BrainWare SAFARI does not teach reading or math or any subject matter. Rather it trains the underlying skills that enable students to learn and demonstrate learning.

2. Mindprint: Mindprint is a scientifically valid, nationally normed assessment of cognitive learning skills. Like a GPS for Learning, it helps to identify when a student’s academic struggles are likely due to areas of weaker cognitive skills rather than curriculum or instruction, and it provides a road map for supporting each learner. Mindprint Learning has compiled and curated hundreds of evidence-based strategies, each of which targets strengths or weaknesses in cognitive skills. Each explains exactly how to apply it and why it works.

3. Literacy Planet: Literacy is more than reading. It includes listening, writing, spelling and grammar, as well as the critical skills of phonics, fluency and comprehension required to be a good reader. Literacy Planet provides an integrated, standards-aligned, single-platform solution that can be used at school, at home … anywhere you have an internet connection. Literacy Planet brings together curriculum-aligned literacy education and the latest digital technology. Whether for early reading skills or advanced grammar, Literacy Planet provides students with a learning adventure to help them develop excellent English literacy skills.

4. BrainsON! Professional development: Our Brains ON! Courses and workshops are designed to help educators and trainers understand and apply what neuroscience is uncovering about how the brain works. This is not about pop science; in fact, we proactively dispel common neuromyths. Our educational programs are designed to overcome the two biggest drawbacks of training for teachers and parents about the brain — the fact that neuroscience can be esoteric and difficult to apply, and the fact that most training doesn’t itself model good brain-compatible teaching. All of our professional development is practical and brain friendly.