As students move through school, the executive functioning demands increase rapidly. Their school work will typically require stronger executive functioning skills, including planning, organization, task initiation, time management and other related skill areas. Without well-developed executive functioning skills, students may have difficulty excelling in school. Help your child develop stronger executive functioning skills with the ideas detailed below.
Does your child forget to complete their assignments, turn in their homework late, or struggle to stay focused on tasks? Intelligence is likely not the issue; instead, they may be struggling with their executive functioning skills. ADHD tutoring can teach your child structured, research-based strategies to help them build their organization, planning, time management, and overall executive functioning skills.
Topic: How parents can further the education of their children with autism Date published: 4/27/23 Listen to the full podcast here In this podcast, Dr. Levy discusses ways parents can help their child with autism develop stronger academic skills. Students with autism may have academic strengths, including accurately decoding and spelling words. However, they tend to struggle with other academic …
Topic: How parents can help their special education child Date published: 2/15/23 Listen to the full podcast here In this podcast, Dr. Levy discusses ways parents can advocate for their special education child to help them thrive in school. Special education students often have many gifts, but they also have unique and individual needs. Some thrive in math but struggle …
