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Posted June 5, 2023

Metacognition, the ability to think about one’s thinking, plays a crucial role in student learning and academic success. Metacognition is...

Posted May 31, 2023

Parenthood can be a delightful whirlwind that demands impeccable multitasking skills. As you navigate the chaos, it’s essential to harness...

Posted May 29, 2023

In increasingly diverse classrooms, educators play a vital role in promoting equity and ensuring that every student thrives. Recognizing and...

Posted May 24, 2023

While parents and teachers often focus on academic achievements, it is equally important to nurture children’s cognitive health. Recent...

Posted May 22, 2023

Students who struggle often fail to reach their full potential due to limiting beliefs. These self-imposed barriers hinder their growth and impede...

Posted May 17, 2023

With June approaching, you might be wondering if there is enough time to introduce a new executive function strategy, or if should you reinforce...

Posted May 15, 2023

As the school year comes to a close, many parents are thinking about summer camps. Camps offer opportunities for kids to engage in fun activities...

Posted May 10, 2023

Thirty-eight years ago, while at Harvard Medical School, Dr. Lynn Meltzer founded the “Learning Disabilities Conference.” The first of its kind...

Posted May 8, 2023

Parents of students entering their first year of college often experience a range of emotions; excitement, pride, and anxiety are all normal...

Posted May 3, 2023

Every student has their own set of strengths and talents, and students with ADHD are no exception. While they may face challenges in executive...

Posted May 1, 2023

In the realm of education, it is essential to embrace a collaborative approach when supporting students with learning differences. As educators...

Posted April 26, 2023

As educators, we play a critical role in preparing students for success in the real world. One key aspect of this is helping students develop...