Dr. Rebecca Mannis | Source | Learning Specialist at Ivy Prep
Dr. Rebecca Mannis
Ivy Prep was founded by Dr. Rebecca Mannis, a learning specialist in private practice with 35 years of experience teaching children and adults in New York City and worldwide. Dr. Mannis holds a Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology with a specialization in Neuroscience and Education from Teachers College, Columbia University, and a Masters degree in Reading, Language and Learning Disabilities from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Dr. Mannis consults to schools and corporations about the neuroscience of learning, remediation, learning disabilities, individualized instruction and adaptive technology. She coordinated educational services for cancer survivors and children with traumatic brain injury for The Making Headway Foundation for 14 years. Dr. Mannis has been in practice for over 30 years and was a 2009-2014 appointee of Harvard Graduate School of Education’s Alumni Council.
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How AI can help kids read
A look at how Chat GPT can help further a child's learning experience, plus the pros and cons. Learning specialist Dr. Rebecca Mannis from Ivy Prep Learning Center explains.
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Screen time tied to developmental delays in toddlers, study finds
The more time children 2 years old and younger spend in front of a screen, the more likely they will have delays in communication and problem-solving between ages 2 and 4, according to a new study conducted in Japan by JAMA Pediatrics. Rebecca Mannis, a learning specialist at Ivy Prep Learning Center, joined CBS News to discuss the findings.
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What are the effects of remote, blended learning on kids?
Kids had several months of remote learning in the spring and in September, they will have a blended learning curriculum, which still will not be the full amount of hours they would normally get in a typical school day.
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There are ways that we can create pods for children … where there’s wonderful interaction and perhaps where pods are collaborating, whether it’s across one zip code or across one globe.
