Everyone has executive functioning skills, but just like the ability to play a musical instrument, some people’s skills are more developed and stronger than those of others.
While the concept of executive functions may be a complicated one, there is one simple fact: strong executive functioning skills are absolutely vital for long-term success in school.
When report cards come home and the results are less than stellar, it’s always a challenge to figure out how to react as a parent.
In this post, learn the best ways to handle bad grades, including how to talk with your child about their academic performance.
Cell phones and smart home systems can certainly sidetrack students while they’re trying to study. But voice command devices can also be powerful tools to help students study and encourage them to stay organized.
In this blog, learn five ways your child can use Siri, Alexa, Google Assistant, or a similar voice command device to their advantage while doing schoolwork.
Framing questions in the right way can facilitate the self-awareness, empowerment, and independence kids need to become self-starters.
Learn the powerful questions to ask to help your kids become more independent and productive.
Different note-taking strategies aren’t always taught in the classroom and sometimes students need help understanding why it’s so important and the best ways to go about it. In this blog, we’ll explain five different note-taking strategies to set your student up for success.