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Incorporate these 3 fun and educational activities into the holiday break that both you and your child will enjoy.

By Stephanie Bayona M.S. Ed, ET and Sean McCormick, M. Ed, ET Want to share a product or service with over 6,000 parents and educators interested in executive functioning? Learn more about sponsoring an upcoming newsletter. Parenting a child with ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) is no easy task. Oftentimes, daily life can prove to be overwhelming and frustrating for the whole family, especially because of the nature of symptoms in those with ADHD or ADD. The im

By Ella Holton-McCoy and Sean McCormick M.Ed, ET Want to share a product or service with over 6,000 parents and educators interested in executive functioning? Learn more about sponsoring an upcoming newsletter. What is something that you have to pay but doesn’t cost anything in dollars? Your attention! Our ability to pay attention is one of the most precious commodities that we possess. In our fast paced, ever changing world, our attention is constantly being redirected. Pict

By Stephanie Bayona, MS. Ed., ET and Sean McCormick MS. Ed., ET Want to share a product or service with over 6,000 parents and educators interested in executive functioning? Learn more about sponsoring an upcoming newsletter. The short answer is, YES! Reading is a complex thinking process. It is much more than just looking at a text and being able to say the words you see. Reading requires the execution of many cognitive skills all at the same time, such as working memory, d

Want to share a product or service with over 6,000 parents and educators interested in executive functioning? Learn more about sponsoring an upcoming newsletter. Do you want to intentionally enhance your student’s executive function abilities? Are you willing to clearly define for them (and you) what “being organized” looks like? One of the biggest barriers to an organized student is an adult who communicates intentions and not goals. This approach has two negative consequenc

Learn how to respond when a student insists nothing is missing but the evidence shows otherwise. Discover 5 simple steps to address this issue and build ownership.

Want to share a product or service with over 6,000 parents and educators interested in executive functioning? Learn more about sponsoring an upcoming newsletter. Our process for enhancing executive function skills is a three step process. Here it is: Step 1: Intake Meeting Our first step is to meet with the key stakeholders -- ideally the student, parents and any other key player in the family dynamic. The reason for this is that executive function skills do not develop in a