If your student is struggling with ADHD, emotional challenges or both How to Apply It! 1) When students are experiencing emotional challenges, it might appear that they have problems with executive functions (attention, working memory or flexible thinking) s... View More
If your student often forgets necessary items How to Apply It! 1) Use checklists to keep organized and ensure you do not forget anything important, especially on days you might be anxious about a big test or event. 1) Use a checklist for managing your dai... View More
All students, particularly those who are good observers but don't respond well to direct feedback How to Apply It! 1) The best way to teach students how to act and think through difficult problems or situations is to model or show them the expected behavio... View More
All children, particularly those who struggle with friendships How to Apply It! 1) Self-awareness and supportive adult relationships are essential for developing empathy, and empathy leads to healthier, happier adults. 1) When your child is upset, begin a... View More
If your child is struggling with social or emotional issues and enjoys writing How to Apply It! 1) Daily journals can be a great place for students to practice writing and reading and express feelings. Journals give children a way to vent safely or to expres... View More
Mindfulness is an alternative to yoga and meditation which focuses on helping students be more aware and respectful of their feelings, thoughts, beliefs and behaviors with the objective of managing emotions and self-regulating behavior. How to Apply It! 1) ... View More
If your child doesn't already have too many activities How to Apply It! 1) When your teen identifies an area of true interest or passion, encourage him to engage in a meaningful long-term project that will require organization and planning. 1) Let the tee... View More
If your student is introverted or is anxious when meeting new people How to Apply It! 1) By practicing ways to start a conversation, parents can help calm children who are anxious about meeting new people or being in large gatherings. 1) Reassure students t... View More