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Practical advice for parents and students on test prep, college admissions, study skills, and executive functioning.
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Practical advice for parents and students on test prep, college admissions, study skills, and executive functioning.
Showing articles in Executive Functioning · Page 3 of 6
It’s obvious that our phones, laptops, and tablets have allowed us to simplify our lives. Suddenly, we no longer need watches, alarm clocks, calculators, or cameras – we’ve got them all in one, in the palm of our hands! However,
I’m a sucker for good school supplies. The right highlighter can make a boring chapter feel manageable. A luxurious pen can make
Executive functioning is a hot topic here, and for good reason. Executive functioning consists of the various mental processes and cognitive abilities
We’ve written previously about executive functioning (and how to improve it) but executive dysfunction is a topic that deserves its own post.
The weeks between spring final exams and heading back to school in the fall are a glorious time. It’s a chance to
It’s not always easy to concentrate in class on the best of days… and after months of virtual learning and summer vacation?
There were so many things that excited me when I began freelance writing full-time in 2016, but I think the biggest one
Your child is bright, curious, and eager to learn… but they don’t care about the assignment due tomorrow, let alone an end-of-year
Things are weird right now. Students aren’t going to school, and professionals aren’t going into their places of work. Suddenly we’re all
If you’ve taken a psychology course, you’ve probably heard the term executive functioning. If you’ve never heard it before – or if
Reading is a good start. One-on-one coaching is where the habits stick.