While looking for presents for the teachers in my life, I found this great list of book recommendations about teaching… Continue Reading »
Category: Professional Development
EF Conference Speaker: Dr. Christopher Willard on Mindfulness
Mindfulness is the focus of ResearchILD’s 2019 Executive Function Conference, and we are excited to feature Christopher Willard, PsyD., psychologist and educational… 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 »
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: Executive Function and Goal Setting
Executive function is a framework for understanding every student’s own combination of strengths and challenges. These strengths and challenges can… 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 »
Executive Function and the End of the Semester
As the end of the semester comes into sight, school is getting pretty frantic. With testing, essays, finals, and presentations,… Continue Reading »
Executive Function and the Superintendent’s Office
Executive function is increasingly becoming a district-wide issue. All students, with and without a diagnosed learning difference, benefit from executive… 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 »
Setting Executive Function Goals for a New School Year
It’s September, and you know what that means — time to set teaching goals for the new school year! September is a… Continue Reading »