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Please CLICK above to share. SHARE THIS WITH TEACHERS WHO MIGHT BENEFIT! Here’s a new vlog with Debbie Reber of the TILT Parenting Podcast. This is not my typical vlog. Parents, this one is for teachers, BUT you will get a lot out of it. This was based on a
Please CLICK above to share! Parents, Anxiety for students can be DEBILITATING, so we want to do everything we can to help our kids. Some people have NEVER experienced “real” anxiety, hopefully, they can understand better through this video. Here’s a different take in this video so we can see
Please CLICK above to share. Parents, this one is for students. Check it out and share with your child if you think they’d benefit. The time AFTER Thanksgiving and BEFORE winter break is critical because a lot of students who are not on top of it, fool themselves into thinking
Please CLICK above to share. Parents, here’s how to help your student finish fall semester strong. (NOTE- In-depth, free webinar coming soon on my site to help you help your child at end of semester.) If your child is struggling at this point in the semester, it WILL NOT FIX
Please CLICK above to share Students, “Hail Mary” time is the time at the end of the semester when SO MUCH WORK is piled up that you don’t even know where to start. A lot of students procrastinate at this overwhelming point and end up failing classes as a result.
By the end of this vlog, you’ll get 2 things: Understand exactly how procrastination fits into Executive Function and how it impacts students Know my #1 key strategy for what to do about it I also cover: EF aspects Two sides of the same coin Self-starting, task initiation, get the
Please CLICK above to share. Procrastination is a massive problem for my students who struggle with executive function. Unfortunately, these students have all sorts of consequences as a result, including late work, missing work, incomplete work, zeroes, falling grades, homework battles, overwhelm, stress, etc.. This video teaches students how I
Students, I know you hate planning, BUT… Please *click* below to share
Please CLICK above to share. This video is based on the following parent email: “I subscribed to your blog last week. I found you in my efforts to find resources to help my 17-year old daughter. Based on what I have read, she is asynchronously developed, and has executive function
Please CLICK above to share. Students with executive function challenges benefit from being taught directly about strategies for school and life success then implementing them for a looong time. After many years of working with these kids, there are definitely a handful of ESSENTIAL questions they SHOULD be asking themselves
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