While there is no way to take away the sting of poor grades and dashed hopes, there are ways we… Continue Reading »
Water and Executive Function
Though it’s technically September, many of us are still reeling from one of the hottest summers on record. Everyone knows… Continue Reading »
4 Questions to Start College on the Right Foot
It’s that time of year again—fall is getting closer, college freshman are getting excited (and nervous), and every home goods… Continue Reading »
Tennis and Executive Function
Looking to boost your students’ executive function abilities outside of the classroom? Head to the tennis court! A study conducted… Continue Reading »
Bad Moods Can Boost Executive Function
Negative emotional states have been shown to decrease executive function, right? It turns out that some people may get a boost… Continue Reading »
Dyslexia, ADHD, Procrastination, and Perfectionism
On the surface, procrastination and perfectionism seem to have little in common. The two, however, can be intimately related, especially… Continue Reading »
How to Overcome Anxiety in School
As students navigate the social and academic challenges of their school day, stress can provoke anxiety for those with or without… Continue Reading »
Hyperfocus and ADHD
Many myths surrounding ADHD are potentially harmful to students, including the idea that kids with ADHD “just can’t pay attention.” While it’s… Continue Reading »
Get Your Executive Function Professional Development This Summer!
There are many ways to use summer strategically when it comes to executive function, from spending time at the beach… Continue Reading »
Easy Executive Function Tip: Make Fewer Decisions!
Teaching students executive function strategies can be a long and difficult process. To help students stay motivated, I’m always on the… Continue Reading »