Oxford Learning
3-1206 Highway 15, Riverview Shopping Centre K7L 0C4 Kingston, ON, Canada

Too many students rely on repetition and memorization to get by in school. While students can get by repeating and memorizing, there is a better way: cognitive learning! Cognitive Learning helps students boost comprehension and understanding by developing stronger learning skills in ALL subjects. Cognitive Learning is only available at Oxford Learning Kingston East

Set yourself up for study success! Study skills are rarely taught in school. We can help! Our programs teach students of all ages to develop study skills that help them reduce stress and get higher marks. Ask us about or study skills programs!

Oxford Learning Kingston East helps students learn and improve themselves everyday!

In-class or learning online...the arrival of spring can cause school motivation to drift. It's important to help kids stay focused and on track until the final bell rings! Be sure to... Follow routines every day Set daily learning goals... Celebrate small wins! Talk to us for more daily motivation ideas!

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As students get older, homework amounts increase. For teens with developing time management skills, balancing school, life, friends and homework can be overwhelming, Check out these 11 tips on how to help (without doing all the homework yourself.)

Did you know? When students write their goals down, they are more likely to achieve them!

It's almost report card time! Check out these tips for understanding what the report card really means:

Do you have Triskaidekaphobia? (That means having a fear of the number 13.) But why is the number 13 considered unlucky anyway? And why is it bad if the 13th day of the month falls on a Friday?... CBC Kids explains:

As a parent, you’ve probably had to lend a helping hand with homework from time to time. But, there can be a fine line between helping your child and doing the work yourself. Here’s how to be helpful without taking over:

When setting goals, be as clear as possible. "I want an A in math" is not as clear as "I want to get 90% on my next math test and I'm going to practise this unit every night." The clearer the goal is, the easier it is to achieve!