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Posts filed under: Executive Function

Keeping children engaged and excited about learning can be challenging yet rewarding in today’s fast-paced world. Explore innovative and creative strategies designed to ignite a passion for knowledge in your kids. This guide from Alliance Tutoring outlines several practical methods...
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When I first met Mark, he was in his junior year of high school. He was quite polite and respectful, and had a bit of an intentional disarray going on with his look. His hair hung down his eyes from...
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By: Josie Reynolds There is a lot of important information on a CV, and it’s the first impression that potential employers have of you. Therefore, it’s important to use it to quickly and concisely convey your best attributes to catch...
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Executive function is critical for the academic success of a high school student. We will explain what executive function is and how to get support....
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Find out more about learning how to harness the power of positive thinking to stay motivated when studying and making progress....
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Alex What do you think the future of education looks like for students with anxiety? And how has the global pandemic sort of changed that?  Ellen It’s really hard for me to know exactly how the global pandemic has changed...
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Alex Now, you mentioned there the kids with sort of slower processing speeds and results of anxiety with that, and then the kids with higher processing speeds and different forms of anxiety with that. What are the treatments look like?...
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Study breaks are a key executive function skill for stressed out students...
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Alex So your other book, Straight Talk About Psychological Testing for Kids, does a deep dive on how psychological testing works and how parents can use it to help their kids. Could you talk about this a little bit? Specifically,...
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Alex When our children are struggling with anxiety or managing learning disabilities, it can feel instinctual as parents and caregivers to jump in and fix it, to tell them it’s fine, and to use the skills we have as adults...
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