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What Does the Working-Memory Index Measure?
At its core, the working memory index measures a child’s ability to hold verbal and visual information in mind and
What Does the Visual Spatial Processing Index Measure?
At its core, the visual spatial processing index measures a child’s ability to analyze and assess visual information and details,
What Does the Fluid-reasoning Index Measure?
At its core, the fluid reasoning index measures a child’s ability to apply logic and reasoning to problem solving and
What are Core Mathematics Skills?
Difficulty with basic mathematics and computational skills may often be evident at a very young age. As preschoolers, children who
What Are Core Writing Skills?
Writing is an extremely complex task that is not only difficult to learn but also hard to teach. Frustration with
What are Core Reading Skills?
Learning to read can be one of the biggest challenges that children face during the course of their education. The
Videos to Teach Parents and Kids about ADHD
ADHD is the most common psychiatric diagnosis amongst children in 2015. Once a child is diagnosed with ADHD, parents often
Early Signs and Symptoms of Dyslexia and Reading Disabilities
Children who struggle with reading find the demands of school to be overwhelming. Identifying the signs of a Reading Disability
How to Help a Teen Improve Executive Functions
Do you know a high schooler or college student who just can’t get it together? Maybe they struggle to “reach
What Makes Your Child Special Questionnaire
Here is a model of the questionnaire.
Characteristics/Traits
_____ adaptability
_____ affection
_____ assertiveness
_____ cleanliness
_____ compassion/ supportive/kindness
What Makes Your Child Special?
(During the initial interview with Dr. Randy Kulman you will be asked questions about the difficulties your child is experiencing.
Books for Professionals, Parents, and Kids to Find Strategies to Improve Executive Functions
(This is a comprehensive list of books about executive functions, learning, technology, and brain training. Many of them are primarily
