Parents and Executive Function
Parents are hungry for executive function resources. At first glance, the reason is obvious. Parents are on the front lines. When a parent sees...
READ MOREParents are hungry for executive function resources. At first glance, the reason is obvious. Parents are on the front lines. When a parent sees...
READ MORE“When are we ever going to use this?” This question, in one form or another, haunts every teacher, whether they teach math, science...
READ MOREAs a student growing up with dyslexia, one of the most difficult things to manage was how inconsistent and unpredictable my skills would be from...
READ MOREGames are a great way to teach students with learning differences. Playing board games and card games allows students to practice a number of...
READ MOREI think it’s safe to say that fidget spinners have reached every corner of the Earth. I have seen them for sale in gas stations, electronics...
READ MOREThe other day I was asked an interesting question by a SMARTS teacher: “What school supplies support executive function?” At first I...
READ MOREIt’s that time of year! Students are filing back into school, sitting down at their desks, and breathing in that new classroom smell. Each...
READ MOREIn this inspiring talk, advocate and educator Dean Bragonier offers a different take on dyslexia. By looking at the unique mindset of students...
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