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Incorporating executive function strategies into your curriculum can make a big difference for students. This post is part of a series that...
READ MOREIncorporating executive function strategies into your curriculum can make a big difference for students. This post is part of a series that...
READ MOREHappy 4th of July from all of us here on the SMARTS Executive Function team! We wish you a happy and safe holiday. After a challenging school...
READ MOREEveryone knows the importance of good study habits, but studying and test-taking look very different these days. With remote learning, students...
READ MOREThe unpredictable shift between in-person, remote, and hybrid schooling has left many students (and their teachers) feeling unsettled and...
READ MOREFrom of all of us here on the SMARTS Executive Function team, we wish you a happy and safe holiday! Summer is a great time to do some resting and...
READ MOREWhat do Kinko’s founder Paul Orfalea, the prominent financier Charles Schwab, and the Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Mike Peters have in...
READ MORETechnology is constantly creating new tools for students with learning differences. Microsoft Word’s most recent version now contains Read...
READ MOREGrowing up, many of us learned valuable social-emotional skills from television shows like Sesame Street, Reading Rainbow, or ARTHUR. Every...
READ MOREWhen I was in school, writing papers was incredibly difficult. The only way I could manage was by dictating what I wanted to write to my mother. I...
READ MORESometimes you just need to curl up with a book… about executive function, of course! The first step to teaching executive function...
READ MORERecently, our President, Dr. Lynn Meltzer, took part in a podcast called, “Full PreFrontal,” hosted by Sucheta Kamath. Check out Part...
READ MOREEducational therapy is a great way to promote executive function strategy use for students with or without learning differences. However, what...
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