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(Parents, you’ll like this one too) Teachers, in this video I show you some concrete ways to use Google calendar to make life easier for kids with Executive Function challenges, but also for parents and YOU. Now, you’ll have to make sure your privacy settings are set properly for your
Teachers, first, THANK YOU for serving kids. Second, here’s a vid about what I would need to feel good about going back this fall with the pandemic and all. I hope this is helpful in some way. 💚 Give: Love my work and want to donate? 🎦 YouTube: Visit my official
Students, if Executive Function is challenging, creating routines is absolutely critical if you want to achieve your goals in school and life. This is one great way to start making routines easier so you can have less stress and more success. 💚 Give: Love my work and want to donate? 🎦
I work with a lot of students who want better, easier, faster ways of organizing school and personal life so they can be MORE successful and LESS stressed. Google Keep, connected with your Gmail account, is a VERY powerful, flexible and easy tool to help. In this video I teach
I received an email asking about this, and this video is an in-depth response. Here’s the original email: Ok, here is a question for you: How do you think executive functioning applies to being an entrepreneur? I have recently joined a group at my son’s school whose goal is to
Parents, this one is for teens who struggle with Executive Function, think outside the box, and who might make awesome entrepreneurs someday. It also discusses how Imposter Syndrome can hold them back. Check it out, share it with your child if you think they will like it. 💚 Give: Love
Parents, this is for students. Learning how to make hard things easy is ESSENTIAL if you want to learn to get through procrastination and get into action so you can build towards a great future. This video explains how if you struggle with Executive Function, you can use this tip
Parents, this is for students. People sometimes say “just get over it” but this sentiment is wildly misleading, and does not help students learn what they need to learn in order to EFFECTIVELY deal with problems. This video explores how to better look at difficulties so students can have more
Parents, this one is for your kids if you want to share it. Please view it first. I thought long and hard about how I could contribute something meaningful to the BLM conversation, and I decided that I would speak to kids about some concepts and people that I feel
Brendan, an ADHD expert and awesome podcaster have an open discussion about how to help your ADHD kids this summer of 2020. Check out Brendan Mahan from the ADHD Essentials Podcast here. Please CLICK below to share.
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