No time to teach executive function? It takes less time than you may think. In fact, weaving small bits of… Continue Reading »
Category: Executive Function
Metacognition, Flexible Thinking & Resilience with Dr. Lynn Meltzer
Lynn Meltzer, Ph.D., president and director of ResearchILD, has been a pioneer in the field of executive function, strategy instruction,… Continue Reading »
Cognitive Flexibility in Action: Solving Real-Life Problems
Executive function strategies that help students think flexibly are essential for success in and out of school. As teachers, we… Continue Reading »
Project-Based Learning and Executive Function
Thinking about bringing project-based learning to your classroom? You can help students succeed by weaving executive function strategies into every… Continue Reading »
10th Annual Executive Function Conference for Parents and Teachers
The ResearchILD 10th Annual Executive Function Conference is coming soon! Join us on October 25 at Hilton Garden Inn in… Continue Reading »
Executive Function and Helicopter Parenting
When children are young, parents do almost everything for them. Young children are not capable of organizing, self-checking, or thinking… Continue Reading »
Happy 4th of July from the SMARTS Executive Function Program
From of all of us here on the SMARTS Executive Function team, we wish you a happy and safe holiday!… Continue Reading »
FREE Webinar: SMARTS Executive Function Curriculum
What is executive function? What are executive function strategies? How do we teach strategies so that all students, whether in… Continue Reading »
Estimating Time with Elementary Students
Can a nine-year-old estimate time accurately? Many teachers and parents will tell you no. But reality, as always, is more… Continue Reading »
Teaching Students to Think Strategically
When I begin working with a student, whether he or she has ADHD, dyslexia, or no learning difference at all,… Continue Reading »