Negative emotional states have been shown to decrease executive function, right? It turns out that some people may get a boost… Continue Reading »
Category: News & Announcements
Working for Excellence for ALL in the Boston Public Schools
What do the following have in common: the Midwest, Martin Luther King Jr., and a 21st century cafeteria? These aren’t… Continue Reading »
New! Understanding Executive Function Webinar
We’re pleased to announce our first ResearchILD professional development webinar, “Understanding Executive Function.” Presented by Michael Greschler, Elizabeth Ross,… Continue Reading »
Learning Differences on Campus
College is an exciting time in a young person’s life, but for students with learning differences it can be challenging… Continue Reading »
Executive Function in Education: From Theory to Practice
I am so pleased to announce the release of the 2nd edition of Executive Function in Education: From Theory to Practice.… Continue Reading »
100 SMARTS YouTube Subscribers!
I am excited to report that we have just surpassed the 100 YouTube subscriber mark on our channel! We are… Continue Reading »
Upcoming Workshop: Integrate Executive Function Strategies into Your Classroom
Hello everyone! I love sharing ideas about executive function and how to teach students with learning differences on this blog, and… Continue Reading »
Quick Quote – “A Ferrari with Bicycle Brakes”
I wanted to share this great quote by Dr. Edward Hallowell: This quote invokes an accurate perspective on the experience… Continue Reading »
Happy Holidays from the SMARTS Executive Function Program!
Happy holidays from everyone on the SMARTS Executive Function team! We hope that all teachers and students have a nice,… Continue Reading »
Executive Function and Social-Emotional Learning: Promoting Students’ Engagement in the Learning Process
The schedule for our 33rd Annual Learning Differences Conference, titled “Executive Function and Social-Emotional Learning: Promoting Students’ Engagement in the… Continue Reading »