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The Antidote to Stress in School: Improving Executive Functions
I will be speaking at the 35th Annual Learning Differences Conference on March 20 and 21, 2020 at the Harvard
Quick and Easy Planning Tips
Kids who struggle with learning, attention, or processing speed are frequently told by their parents and teachers what to do.
Quick and Easy Flexibility Tips
Kids who struggle with learning, attention, or processing speed are frequently told by their parents and teachers what to do.
Quick and Easy Processing Speed Tips
Kids who struggle with learning, attention, or processing speed are frequently told by their parents and teachers what to do.
Quick and Easy Tips to Stay Focused
Kids who struggle with learning, attention, or processing speed are frequently told by their parents and teachers what to do.
Quick and Easy Tips to Control Stress
Kids who struggle with learning, attention, or processing speed are frequently told by their parents and teachers what to do.
Quick and Easy Tips to Control Anger and Frustration
Kids who struggle with learning, attention, or processing speed are frequently told by their parents and teachers what to do.
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
Videos on Goal-Directed Persistence
Goal-directed persistence, also known as “stick-to-itiveness,” refers to our ability to set a reachable goal and then display ongoing efforts
Resources on Goal-Directed Persistence for Parents
Goal-directed persistence refers to our ability to set an attainable goal and display the attention and determination needed to complete
Slow Processing Speed in the Classroom
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Slow Processing Speed in the
