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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 […]

What is Executive Function (EF)? How do EF weaknesses affect my child in school and at home? How do anxiety and stress affect my child’s ability to organize and complete […]

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 […]

What aspects of Executive Function processes are important in college? What strategies can help prospective college students “gear up” for the EF challenges they will encounter? What tips about EF […]

Join us for the first live session of our summer/fall executive function workshop for SMARTS users. In session 1 "Best Practices for Executive Function" we will review the fundamentals of […]

Join us for the second live session of our summer/fall executive function workshop for SMARTS users. In session 2 "Organizing Time and Materials" we will explore hands-on strategies to help […]

Join us for the third live session of our summer/fall executive function workshop for SMARTS users. In session 3 "EF and Challenging Academics: Reading, Writing and Remembering" we will explore […]

Join us for the fourth live session of our summer/fall executive function workshop for SMARTS users. In session 4 "Self-understanding and SEL" we will explore the relationship between executive function […]

New school year, new opportunities for teaching executive function! The beginning of the year is a great time to set your EF goals. In this session, we will explore the […]

Want to learn more about what motivates your students, identify where they could use EF support, and help them build their self-understanding? Look no further than the MetaCOG Surveys & […]

Time management is a crucial area of executive function. From using a planner and working productively to understanding how to measure time and accurately estimate, there are many EF demands […]

In many ways, parents are a natural partner when it comes to identifying and addressing the executive function challenges of our students. However, parents and teachers may have misaligned expectations […]