We all have moments when we experience anxiety, doubt, and frustration. Experiencing stressful emotions is hard enough; managing them, especially… Continue Reading »
Estimating Time with Elementary Students
Can a nine-year-old estimate time accurately? Many teachers and parents will tell you no. But reality, as always, is more… Continue Reading »
Teaching Students to Think Strategically
When I begin working with a student, whether he or she has ADHD, dyslexia, or no learning difference at all,… Continue Reading »
Tips to Help Kids with Dysgraphia
Dysgraphia can be a frustrating challenge for both the students, who are trying to overcome their struggle to write, and… Continue Reading »
Students Speak: I’m Bad at Organization
Many students don’t like to organize, which isn’t news to most teachers. In past blogs we’ve talked about the importance… Continue Reading »
Executive Function in Context
Executive function is all about context. There are many reasons why a student may struggle with executive function, such as… Continue Reading »
Executive Function and Dogs
Executive function has been shown to be a crucial cognitive process for the success of humans, whether school aged or… Continue Reading »
Reading Comprehension App Review
Reading comprehension — an important skill for all students to learn — can be particularly difficult for students with ADHD.… Continue Reading »
SMARTS After the Bell- Using Executive Function in Elementary School
Executive function strategies can empower students at any age. Don’t believe me? Take a look at how the students in… Continue Reading »
Report Cards: Time for Reflection
As we approach the end of the school year, report cards loom in our students’ futures. Getting a report card… Continue Reading »