Metacognition is an important part of Executive Function. And it is a skill that can be strengthened and worked on just like any other.
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Using coffee instead of medication helps some people with ADHD focus and get more done! Why does this work and should you try it? Learn more!
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Have you ever heard of “whole-to-parts" or “parts-to-whole” learning? These are two different methods of teaching. They occur in math, language arts, science, and other curriculums. However, programs often don’t advertise which method they use. And the truth is, your child may learn better with one method than the other. Knowing how to spot the difference may be a big help...
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Many years ago, my husband and I started an Outdoor Service Guides group so our kids could experience scouting. Nearly, nine years later, I still think this is one of the best things we’ve ever done.
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Do you have a child who can’t work alone? Do you wish you could load the dishwasher or make that phone call you've been meaning to get to while they do their schoolwork?
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Task initiation is the ability to start a task. It is something most people can just do. You want to do a task, so you just do it. However, if your brain has executive function issues, which often happens in people with Autism or ADHD, it isn’t so easy. Getting started with a task can at times seem monumental.
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We didn't use a curriculum for math in elementary school. So what did I do to help my kids prepare for high-school-level math?
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Writing well is a challenge for students with ADHD. There are a few strategies you can use to help build your child's confidence and skill.
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ADHD students need to move to learn best. Not all movement has the same impact. Some movement is more helpful than others. But what does that mean in practice?
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