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Jacob’s Executive Function Coaching Story
Jacob is a 7th grade student who struggled with task initiation, organization and working memory. Click here to read Jacob's executive function coaching story. (The student's name and photo have been changed to respect the student's privacy.)
Simple Steps to Help Your Student Set Weekly Goals
One key aspect of managing time well is setting weekly goals. This one activity helps estimate time, prepare materials, and plan steps of action. When students set weekly goals, they can focus on what needs to be done to use time wisely and work smarter. With the...
How Does Organization Help My Student In School
Organization is one of the best way to start improving your student’s study skills. Organizing can be applied to multiple different areas of your student’s life, and it will start to improve more than just academic scores. Here are some of the benefits of students...
Self-Awareness and Academic Success
When students are aware of themselves, they are able to enjoy more success in most areas of their lives, including academics. Self-awareness gives students the ability to act independently, direct their own learning, be internally motivated, act intentionally, and be...
28 Phrases Parents Should Use to Empower Their Children
As parents, it is very difficult to watch our children become defeated and struggle with self-esteem, yet it is a common issue that we are all faced with at some point. When kids get defeated, they often turn the feeling inward and start to question themselves and...
A Recipe For A More Confident Kid
Confidence has two main ingredients, belief and trust. When you tell your child that he is good at something, he can choose to believe you or not, and if he doesn’t have any reason to think that you are lying, he will often believe you. After all, we’d all...