Tag: metacognition

In an era dominated by technology, the impact of social media on students’ executive function cannot be overlooked. As teachers...

When students struggle with executive function processes, they suffer; their school work suffers, their self-esteem suffers, and even their...

Have you ever asked your students, “Who are you as a student?” It’s a tough question, and chances are your students will...

Last year, we were lucky enough to have Dr. Tom Brown, Ph.D. join us at ResearchILD’s Learning Differences Conference. Dr. Brown is a clinical...

Academic performance across the grades depends increasingly on students’ ability to plan their time, organize and prioritize ideas, shift...

Metacognition is the key to independent learning. Students who know themselves are able to see ways to leverage strengths and circumvent areas of...