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What is the relationship between motivation, effort, and executive function strategy use? How can we measure these important components of successful learning? And how can we use that knowledge to […]

Please note: This session is for current SMARTS users only. What is the relationship between motivation, effort, and executive function strategy use? How can we measure these important components of […]

Why do our students feel so anxious and stressed in school? How can we engage students in the learning process by promoting self-understanding, strategic learning, and self-confidence? This presentation will […]

In the increasingly complex world of education, teachers as well as students can struggle with the level of organization required to be successful. This presentation will help us think about […]

Executive function strategies are the key to successful learning for all students, yet different populations of students benefit from different levels of support. In this presentation, we will use the […]

Please note: This session is for current SMARTS users only. Students on IEP and 504 plans often have executive function goals, specifying specific areas of executive function challenges that schools […]

Goal setting is a critical part of success in school and in life.  So, why is goal setting so challenging?  Why do some students avoid setting goals while others set […]

The SMARTS Executive Function Curriculum is a powerful tool for teaching executive function strategies across the grades and in any classroom. Join us as we explore a series of academic […]

The SMARTS Executive Function Curriculum is a powerful tool for teaching executive function strategies across the grades and in any classroom. Join us as we explore a series of academic […]

Please note: This event is for current SMARTS users only. Many students have trouble organizing what they want to say, even articulate students who enjoy writing. Whether students are writing […]

Please note: this session is only available to current SMARTS users only. In many ways, parents are a natural partner when it comes to identifying and addressing the executive function […]