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Right now, we’re living in a time where schedules are completely destroyed. If you struggle with executive function skills — in other words, if you’re the kind of student who doesn’t like planners, doesn’t like planning, has a lot of late, missing, or incomplete assignments, avoids test corrections, doesn’t feel comfortable talking to teachers or advocating for yourself, procrastinates, makes excuses, or struggles with motivation — then listen, listen, listen.

One of the BIGGEST problems families are facing right now is the lack of structure. In this video, Julie shows us the calendar system she created with her children so you can adopt some of the principles in your home.

https://www.shiftyourthinkingld.com/ had me on for this fantastic webinar. PLEASE check them out and support the great work they are doing for kids with learning differences!

TEACHERS, this is lesson 2/4 in my series for how teachers can support kids with Executive Function challenges. This one will help you easily and clearly UNDERSTAND 10 specific aspects of Executive Function so you can have a very clear picture of how it impacts your students’ learning and success.

Parents, we live in a time when the most important thing of all, our connection with our loved ones, is often challenged. This video teaches a phenomenal concept I learned from George Betts, who was a true leader in the education world.