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When it comes to teaching executive function (EF) strategies, research has demonstrated that explicit, systematic, structured, and scaffolded...
READ MOREWhen it comes to teaching executive function (EF) strategies, research has demonstrated that explicit, systematic, structured, and scaffolded...
READ MOREDid you know that when you become a SMARTS subscriber, you receive access to much more than just an executive function curriculum? In this post...
READ MORELast year on the SMARTS blog, we explored what it takes to be a successful president. For decades, historians have examined the actions, speeches...
READ MOREWhat does it look like when students use edtech in the classroom? If you picture students working independently at computer stations, you’re...
READ MOREFrom all of us on the SMARTS Executive Function Curriculum Team, we wish you a very happy Thanksgiving! We hope you find time for moments of...
READ MORE“A central issue with working memory is that it’s limited. It’s limited in capacity, limited in duration, limited in focus. We tend to...
READ MOREFrom all of us on the SMARTS Executive Function Curriculum Team, we wish you a very happy Thanksgiving! We hope you find time for moments of...
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