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Back-to-School Tips for Students with Learning Disabilities
Discover practical back-to-school tips for students with learning disabilities, including strategies for organization, homework, study skills, self-advocacy, executive functioning, and academic confidence.

Executive Functioning Skills Every Student Needs This School Year
Does your child lose papers, forget to turn in their homework, or wait until the last minute to start a project? If so, they may have weak executive functioning skills. Many students are bright and capable but struggle with organization, time management, planning, and following through on tasks. As academic demands increase, these skills become just as important as subject knowledge for success in school. By teaching your child strategies for building these skills now, you can help set them up for long-term success.

Best Executive Functioning Coach in NYC: How to Choose
Learn how to choose the best executive functioning coach in NYC for help with organization, planning, time management, study skills, ADHD, and school success.

Why Smart Kids Struggle with Writing and How Writing Tutoring Helps
Learn why bright students struggle with writing despite strong ideas. Discover how individualized writing tutoring helps children improve organization, grammar, executive functioning, and written expression.
Dear Dr. Levy, My son received an excellent report card. I can’t say enough good things about his EBL tutor. She has done a tremendous job helping him improve his reading and writing skills. Most importantly, she is wise and kind. She is always patient with him. Because of his tutor, my son writes with much more ease.
– Parent

