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Category Archives - Game Based Learning
Videos on Video Games and Learning
Kids love playing video games, sometimes too much. Many parents worry that letting their children play video games is bad
Should You Set Limits on Your Child’s Screen Time?
It is very common for patients to ask me whether they need to set limits on their children’s screen time.
Resources for Teen Mental Health
Finding the best mental health Internet resources for teens is not easy. Teenagers looking for information about general mental health
Growing Up With Technology: Navigating the Digital Landscape at School and at Home
I will have the honor of presenting at the 2020 Complex Learners Conference sponsored by the Wolf School on March
Can You Teach a Child to Keep Track of Time?
Kids with slow processing speed or inattention often lose track of time. For example, when it’s time to do homework
Resources on Processing Speed for Parents
Helping kids with slow processing requires that we identify these concerns at home and in the classroom. Dr. Kulman conducts
Websites for Parents on Goal-Directed Persistence
Goal-directed persistence, also known as “stick-to-itiveness,” is our ability to set a reachable goal and then display ongoing efforts and
Resources for Kids and Teens on Cognitive Flexibility
Cognitive Flexibility is a thinking skill that centers on an individual’s ability to be adaptable, improvise, and shift approaches to
Videos on Cognitive Flexibility for Parents and Kids
Cognitive Flexibility is a thinking skill that centers on a person’s ability to be adaptable, improvise, and shift approaches to
How do games improve slow processing speed in children?
Many board and video games require fast processing of information and quick reaction times. The same could be said of
Websites for Parents on Cognitive Flexibility
An individual’s ability to be adaptable, improvise, and shift approaches to meet different challenges are all skills that contribute to
Videos on Minecraft
Often, it is most helpful to learn about something not by reading about it, but by watching a video about
