How to Support Your Child the Night Before a Standardized Test
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by Vinnie Wengert
22h ago
The night before a standardized test can be stressful for kids and parents. While you cannot take the test for your child, you can take steps to create a supportive […] The post How to Support Your Child the Night Before a Standardized Test appeared first on SMARTS ..read more
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The Layers of Classroom and Student Engagement
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by Christian Carmody
6d ago
Creating a school culture predicated on engagement is layered. On the outmost layer is the community. In our previous blog post, we highlighted Dr.Shadae Harris’ presentation on family-school partnerships, where […] The post The Layers of Classroom and Student Engagement appeared first on SMARTS ..read more
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Thanksgiving Activities to Strengthen Gratitude and Metacognition
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by Vinnie Wengert
2w ago
Thanksgiving is a wonderful time to come together with family, eat too much food, and reflect on what we are thankful for. It’s also the perfect opportunity to teach children […] The post Thanksgiving Activities to Strengthen Gratitude and Metacognition appeared first on SMARTS ..read more
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Building an Executive Function Community
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by Christian Carmody
2w ago
Educational ideas and policies can only go as far as we are willing to take them. This is especially true when it comes to supporting executive function. It doesn’t matter […] The post Building an Executive Function Community appeared first on SMARTS ..read more
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How to Build Executive Function through Homeschooling
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by Mindy Scirri
2w ago
Traditional classrooms are shifting to think more about more about executive function strategies, but how does it work when applied to homeschooling environments? The post How to Build Executive Function through Homeschooling appeared first on SMARTS ..read more
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How Does Metacognition Help Students at Home?
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by Mindy Scirri
2w ago
Metacognition is the engine behind effective executive function strategies both at home and in school. Whether your child is in traditional school or homeschool, you—as the parent—learn something about your […] The post How Does Metacognition Help Students at Home? appeared first on SMARTS ..read more
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Executive Function’s Impact on Student Mental Health
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by Christian Carmody
1M ago
Beginning in 2012, the United States witnessed a surge in the percentage of undergraduates diagnosed with anxiety and ADHD. Mirroring this, the rate of early adolescents also struggling in these […] The post Executive Function’s Impact on Student Mental Health appeared first on SMARTS ..read more
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Preparing for the 39th Annual Executive Function Conference
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by Christian Carmody
1M ago
Whether it’s your first or millionth conference, there is always a good reason to prepare, especially when it is virtual, like ours. Conferences are fantastic opportunities to learn new things, […] The post Preparing for the 39th Annual Executive Function Conference appeared first on SMARTS ..read more
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5 Historical Role Models Who May Have Been Neurodivergent
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by Vinnie Wengert
1M ago
History is filled with people who made a difference in every aspect of life. One key ingredient in making thoughtful decisions and contributing meaningfully to our communities is executive function. […] The post 5 Historical Role Models Who May Have Been Neurodivergent appeared first on SMARTS ..read more
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Technology & Executive Function: AI and Modern Learning Tools
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by Christian Carmody
1M ago
Like the advent of the calculator and the internet, artificial intelligence (AI) sparked excitement and anxiety among educators and school leaders nationwide. Beginning in January 2023, anyone with an internet […] The post Technology & Executive Function: AI and Modern Learning Tools appeared first on SMARTS ..read more
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