For: Students
50 Tips to Help Students Succeed is an easy-to-read reference for parents of students in late elementary through high school who need support with executive function skills including time management, organization and planning. The author, a mom with her own ex... View More
For: Students
This phenomenal free site from the National Park Service not only offers key information and photos of all the national parks, but also provides free detailed lesson plans connecting parks to language arts, social studies, math and science. National parks can ... View More
For: Students
This well-written, easy-to-read book is designed for parents of children with ADHD to support at home behaviors. Even the table of contents is useful and well organized, outlining the key information that parents of children with ADHD need to know but might no... View More
For: Parents, Teachers
Some students need explicit coaching in how to react to feedback, think about what they can do differently, and try again. How to Apply It! 1) A trusted adult is the best person to help a student learn to take feedback constructively. For older students, ... View More
For: Parents, Teachers
Support students who have difficulty with flexible thinking or novel situations so they know how to adapt rather than getting upset, anxious, or just doing what they would have done in the past. How to Apply It! 1) When presenting a new task or instruction... View More
For: Parents, Teachers
Visual aides, pictures and color-coding on instructions or planners provides added reinforcement, especially for students with weaker executive functions. How to Apply It! 1) For younger students, provide pictures along with written instructions for multi-... View More
For: Parents, Teachers
Help students who struggle with transitions by giving them the extra time and support they need to handle any frustration or disappointment until they learn how to effectively handle transitions on their own. How to Apply It! 1) Manage expectations. Studen... View More
For: Students
This helpful book is designed for teachers, therapists, or even parents to use with children to develop self-regulation and other executive function and learning skills through musical thinking (music, movement and rhythm) and metacognitive strategies. While t... View More