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Tag Archives: neurodivergence
Becoming a Coaching Pro: Guiding Your Child’s Learning of Executive Functions
In previous articles, we’ve discussed executive functions and choosing the right games. Now, let’s talk about your role as a
Managing Screen Time: Finding the Right Balance
Screen time has benefits for learning, but many kids spend way too much time glued to their devices. It’s crucial
What Exactly Are Executive Functions? A Parent’s Guide
What Exactly Are Executive Functions? A Parent’s Guide: How gameplay can practice and improve executive functions
Think of executive functions
Understanding the WISC-V Visual-Spatial Index: A Method to Understanding Visual Processing and Spatial Reasoning Challenges
If your child struggles with organizing and interpreting visual information, understanding spatial relationships, or constructing complex visual patterns, this
Understanding the WISC-V Processing Speed Index: A Method to Understanding Your Child’s Information Processing and Task Completion Difficulties.
If your child struggles with completing tasks quickly, working efficiently, or understanding simple visual information, this may indicate a
Understanding ADHD and Executive Functioning Skills
Many leading experts in the field of ADHD propose that the current diagnostic classifications—which include ADHD Predominantly Inattentive, ADHD Predominantly
Harnessing the Power of Games and Technology for Kids with ADHD
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a developmental disorder characterized by persistent patterns of inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. It can
