The eyeQ® program is the answer for the parent-teacher conference blues

SALT LAKE CITY - Oct. 23, 2013 - PRLog -- For those who attend October parent-teacher conferences, the eyeQ® program offers tools for parents who are trying to respond to suggestions and requests from teachers. Because parent-teacher conferences are so important to a child succeeding academically, how parents respond to the information they receive could be critical to whether a child falls behind in subjects like reading, science and math.

“Regardless of the reason for a child’s learning struggles, parents should address these difficulties early in their child’s education to ensure students don’t fall behind, and then stay behind for years to come,” explained Jeffrey Flamm, CEO of Infinite Mind, the makers of the eyeQ® program.

Parents and teachers will discuss grades, behavior and the quality of the child’s homework at their regular mid-term conference.

“Whether a student is failing tests or having trouble paying attention in class, our eyeQ® product has a solution,” Flamm said.

Children who are unable to focus or comprehend information in the classroom often do not finish their homework and perform poorly on tests, he said.

Using the brain-training tools from the eyeQ® program, students have improved their standardized test scores by an average of 20 percent, according to Flamm.

“They process information more efficiently and their ability to learn and retain information in all subjects is greatly improved,” he said.

Across the country, schools, universities, homes and businesses are equipped with Infinite Mind’s brain-training software. The eyeQ® program guarantees to double reading speed within 90 days, which builds vocabulary, boosts comprehension, and improves concentration and test performance in most areas of study. Click here to learn more about how brain-training software helps children in the classroom.

According to Infinite Mind, “children who struggle with reading often earn lower grades in many other areas of their education as well, such as math and science.”

While helpful for students of all ages, elementary-school children struggling to learn how to read especially benefit from the program’s short, engaging learning sessions.

“We designed our introductory reading level feature for children who are just learning to read,” Flamm said.  “First-, second- and third-graders read brief lessons about sharks and honeybees. They also train with imagery that stimulates the brain with color and movement.”

About eyeQ®

Infinite Mind, the makers of the eyeQ® program, is dedicated to providing quality educational, productivity and brain building products to customers at home, at school and in the workplace. The flagship product, the eyeQ® reading program, is America’s best-selling reading and learning enhancement technology.  With more than 1 million users nationwide, eyeQ® has been proven to enhance reading, productivity and learning abilities in all of its users. Scientific and medical studies are increasingly demonstrating that eyeQ® is capable of improving more than just reading. Studies have reported improvements in focus, productivity, eye-hand coordination, peripheral vision, vision correction, mental acuity, creativity, and more. To arrange an interview with a company representative, please contact Pat Parkinson at 435-602-9806. Please visit http://eyeqadvantage.com/ for more information.

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