How can you use executive function to promote equity and anti-racism in education? Our free webinar, “Closing Equity and Achievement Gaps with Executive Function Strategy Instruction,” provides strategies for teachers
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Executive function is increasingly becoming a district-wide issue. All students, with and without a diagnosed learning difference, benefit from executive function support. And, as the need for executive function strategy
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Recently Dr. Lynn Meltzer, president of our parent organization ResearchILD, participated with Sucheta Kamath, CEO and Founder of ExQ, in a webinar about executive function. They shared their insights from
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No matter which definition of executive function you use, it’s clear that executive function and teaching executive function strategies are key to successful learning. What is harder to pinpoint is
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During this time of distance learning, executive function learning strategies are more important than ever. We’ve heard from many teachers (and parents and students) that their executive function is on
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Why is math so hard for some students? If you ask them, you might hear answers such as, “It’s too complicated” or “It’s boring.” However, many students struggle with math
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Did you know that The Institutes for Learning and Development, ResearchILD and ILD, have been recognized leaders in the field of executive function in education since 1985? This spring, Lynn
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The stress and chaos of the rapid shift to remote learning is hard on everyone: teachers, students, and parents. However, the impact doesn’t affect all students equally. Students are now
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Are you using Zoom to video conference with your students? Here are 3 ways you can address best practices for executive function strategies to support all students, especially those with
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Projects are a great way to keep students engaged during this era of remote learning. Projects entail student choice and allow students to express themselves in a range of creative
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As the coronavirus pandemic continues to unfold, schools across the country and around the world are turning to distance learning as a way to keep teachers and students connected. Technology
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Executive function doesn’t happen in a vacuum. To use executive function strategies, students must be self-aware, believe they can succeed, and above all, they must be motivated! Dr. Lynn Meltzer,
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