Thinking Flexibly to Start the New Year
When it comes to traditions, many people carry out the same tried-and-true ones year after year. To start off 2023, here’s a fresh idea—shift...
READ MOREWhen it comes to traditions, many people carry out the same tried-and-true ones year after year. To start off 2023, here’s a fresh idea—shift...
READ MOREHappy Holidays from everyone on the SMARTS Executive Function team! We wish you a relaxing break, and we hope that your 2023 is filled with...
READ MOREThis post is part of a series that highlights themes and takeaways from ResearchILD’s 37th Annual Executive Function Conference: Executive...
READ MOREDeveloping the skills to think flexibly and shift perspectives is critical in our interconnected world. Cognitive flexibility, one of the...
READ MORECan you remember the last time you completed a task and were really “in the zone”? Positive psychologists Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and Jeanne...
READ MOREAccording to self-determination theory (link opens in new tab/window), humans feel motivated when these three psychological needs are met: ...
READ MOREGoal orientation theory posits that students engage in any given learning activity for one of two reasons. If an individual has a performance...
READ MOREYou know the feeling: it’s Sunday afternoon, you’re thinking about what you’ll face at work or school on Monday morning, and feelings of anxiety...
READ MOREFrom all of us on the SMARTS Executive Function Curriculum Team, we wish you a very happy Thanksgiving! We hope you find time for moments of...
READ MOREWhen it comes to students’ learning and growth, we know that persistence matters. When we think about persistence, we typically think about...
READ MOREMotivation is an essential ingredient when it comes to learning executive function strategies. Let’s face it — learning executive function...
READ MOREWe’ve talked before on this blog about the important role growth mindset plays in boosting executive function skills and strategies...
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