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Tag Archives: executive functioning
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.
Resources on Organization for Parents
Organization is an ongoing process. Once organized, does not mean “always” organized. But learning methods to stay organized can be
Resources for Parents on Impulsivity and Response Inhibition
Kids who can’t stop moving and act before thinking are a challenge for parents and teachers. Many impulsive kids are
Websites for Parents on Academic and Study Skills
Effective study skills are crucial for learning and getting good grades. Many kids who struggle with school are using strategies
Videos for Parents for Executive Functions
Many kids have figured out that one of the best ways for them to learn about their world is by
Websites for Parents on Executive Functions
Executive functions are brain-based cognitive skills that facilitate critical thinking and self-regulation. Executive functions call upon the prefrontal cortex of our brains to help with
Websites for Parents on Time Management
Time Management involves the ability to respond to things in a timely fashion, estimate the time necessary to complete tasks,
