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John Kerins
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John Kerins is the Founder/Director of Neuron Learning, a company he established in March 2005.1 He is a business professional based in Cork, Ireland, with extensive experience in education technology and business coaching.1
Career Highlights
Neuron Learning:: As Founder/Director, Kerins has been involved in providing brain-based learning programs that help students achieve significant reading gains.1 The company focuses on education software for English language learning and literacy skills, particularly for learners with special needs such as dyslexia, autism, and auditory processing difficulties.1
Business Coaching:: Since January 2004, Kerins has been operating as a Business Coach under John Kerins 2XB Coaching, offering free consultations to help businesses grow and overcome challenges.1
Previous Roles::
- Vice President of Franchise Operations at Wall Street English (1998-2003)1
- Market Director at Pepsi Cola International (1985-2000)1
- Finance Director at The Coca-Cola Company (1996-1998)1
Expertise
Kerins is recognized as a leading innovator in Europe for the development and use of Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL).3 His work at Neuron Learning involves integrating neuroscience research with effective learning practices to develop essential skills in language, reading, and learning.12
Languages
John Kerins has professional working proficiency in Spanish and some knowledge of Russian.1
Highlights
Uncover Ways to Support Your Child Struggling with Processing Issues!"
Is your child finding it challenging to verbally tell a story?
They may often keep their stories brief, using simple or "safe" vocabulary that can sometimes seem immature. On the other hand, some children may ramble or go off point, with their sentences and story structure lacking a clear sequence of beginning, middle, and end.
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Does your child understand spoken language and follow directions and instructions?
When your child listens to the teacher, they need to process what is being said in real time. If their processing speed is slower than expected, they may struggle to do this. In other words, they can't keep up with the teacher and are constantly trying to catch up.
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