Discover expert tips to manage your child’s screen time this summer! Learn how to prevent device addiction and promote healthy habits. Essential advice for parents of kids who learn differently.
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Teaching Children to Manage Papers and Develop Executive Function Skills Managing papers and staying organized can be a daunting task for children, especially those with executive function challenges. As an executive function coach, it’s essential to teach children the skills they need to succeed in this area. One effective method is the “fine tooth combing” […]
Breaking Free from Math Trauma Math anxiety and struggles are common experiences for many students, often stemming from negative experiences and self-perceived inadequacies. However, as Sue Besson’s story illustrates, it’s never too late to change one’s relationship with math. With the right support and mindset, anyone can overcome math trauma and develop a growth mindset. […]
Understanding the Importance of Brain Health and Neurodiversity As parents, we want to provide our children with the best possible foundation for success in life. This includes not only their physical health but also their mental well-being. Rachel Bar, a neuroscientist and author of “How to Make Your Brain Your Best Friend,” emphasizes the importance […]
Transforming Education through Personalized Instructional Coaching As educators, we strive to provide the best possible education for our students. However, with the ever-changing landscape of education, it can be challenging to keep up with the latest research and instructional practices. That’s why it’s essential to partner with organizations like Educational Innovation 360, which offers personalized […]
Understanding the Purpose of a 504 Plan A 504 plan is designed to provide students with a free appropriate public education (FAPE) by removing barriers and providing accommodations, services, or adjustments. The goal of a 504 meeting is to identify these barriers, remove them, and put a plan in writing to ensure the student receives […]
Embracing the Spirit of Christmas with Disabilities Christmas is a time for joy, giving, and celebration. However, for individuals with disabilities, the holiday season can be a unique experience. In this video, Kaylee and Cody share their thoughts on Christmas, highlighting the things they like and dislike about the holiday. They also discuss how their […]
Understanding Executive Function and Emotional Regulation in ADHD Executive function is a crucial aspect of our brain’s ability to organize, prioritize, and make progress. For individuals with ADHD, executive function can be underpowered, making it challenging to focus and stay on track. Emotional regulation plays a significant role in executive function, as emotional dysregulation can […]
Understanding School Avoidance and Anxiety School avoidance and anxiety are common issues that many children face, and it’s essential to understand the underlying reasons behind these behaviors. Dr. Rebecca Torrren Jenkins, an educational consultant and researcher, shares her expertise on this topic, highlighting the importance of bridging the gap between neuroscience and school practice. She […]
