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Posted February 23, 2016 by Michael Greschler

SMARTS taught me that, if you take your time and look at a problem from different angles, you’ll probably get something valuable out of it. It’s...

Posted February 16, 2016 by Michael Greschler

Learning about cognitive flexibility was my favorite part of SMARTS. That’s not something you see in school a lot. Usually it’s like...

Posted February 2, 2016 by elizsross

I recently found this great list of 100 top education blogs compiled by Feedspot, a blog aggregate site. Blogging is such an important medium for...

Posted February 4, 2016 by Michael Greschler

Here’s another installment in our Student’s Speak series where real students tell us about their journies to hone their personal...

Posted January 7, 2016 by Michael Greschler

I like CANDO* goals, and I use them pretty much every day. With CANDO goals you have to think of alternate ways to achieve your goal if an...

Posted October 15, 2015 by Michael Greschler

The first time I heard the term executive function I was driving to a student’s house up in the foothills outside of Boulder, CO. I was working as...

Posted October 28, 2015 by Michael Greschler

I’m an organized person, so I know that getting your backpack ready for the day is really important. The backpack relay was a lot of fun. It was...

Posted December 4, 2015 by jlisle

Teachers often provide students with broad focus correction areas (FCAs) to attend to when writing or completing assignments (e.g....

Posted October 5, 2015 by Michael Greschler

It gives me great pleasure to announce that SMARTS is now available to everyone! Many years ago, when I first began working clinically with...

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