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Category: Executive Function
Student Perspective: Projects and Remote Learning
Projects are a great way to keep students engaged during this era of remote learning. Projects entail student choice and… Continue Reading »
4 Essentials for Distance Learning
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to unfold, schools across the country and around the world are turning to distance learning… Continue Reading »
5 Ways to Motivate Students to Use Executive Function Strategies
Executive function doesn’t happen in a vacuum. To use executive function strategies, students must be self-aware, believe they can succeed,… Continue Reading »
Executive Function and Junk Food
There’s no question that what we eat has a major influence on our day to day behavior and our long… Continue Reading »
Happy New Year from the SMARTS Executive Function Team
Hope everyone out there is enjoying a bit of a break over the holidays. Whether you like to unwind by… Continue Reading »
Unlocking the Barriers to Success for Students with ADHD
One of the standout presentations at this year’s CHADD Conference in Philadelphia was a five-hour pre-conference by our own Dr.… Continue Reading »
Executive Function with a Side of Mashed Potatoes
Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at the SMARTS Executive Function program! While the holidays can be stressful, especially for… Continue Reading »
Making Time to Teach Executive Function
No time to teach executive function? It takes less time than you may think. In fact, weaving small bits of… Continue Reading »
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 »