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5 Unexpected Ways to Get Ready for College Preparing for college-bound students involves more than just academic readiness. To get ready for college, students should be equipped with all of the study skills and executive functions necessary to navigate this
Preparing for Finals 101 When You Have ADHD: What You Need to Know Have you noticed your teen staring at a textbook for hours, and watched their eyes glaze over? Or maybe you know that they meticulously crafted a study
How Executive Function Coaching Empowers Students with ADHD Understanding Executive Functioning in ADHD What is Executive Functioning? Executive functioning encompasses a set of mental skills that enable individuals to plan, organize, manage time, stay focused, regulate emotions, and achieve goals.
How the Report Card Can Up Your Child’s Game It’s the academic year half-way mark. You most likely got your child’s most recent report card. Did you get a sinking feeling when you saw it? Report cards can bring about
How Pilgrims Used Executive Functions to Plan Their Feast Right now, you might be thinking about how the Pilgrims were able to put together such amazing and detailed feasts without all the technology we have today, especially when it seems
Mastering Your ADHD Child’s Procrastination, part 1 This is a 3-part series on how you can support your ADHD child. The Challenge that Comes with ADHD Let’s face it: Parenting a child with ADHD can be a roller coaster ride
Success in College: Enhancing Problem-Solving, Metacognition, Self-Determination & Time Management Skills As students embark on their college journey, they will encounter a multitude of challenges and responsibilities beyond academics that will determine their college success. In last week’s article, guest
College students often find themselves grappling with numerous distractions and challenges including managing their time effectively and staying focused amidst distractions, information overload, a new environment, and the pressure to succeed. This can be particularly daunting for college students with