Many young people have difficulties developing the executive functioning skills they desperately need. Those children with ADHD and many learning challenges have deficits in being able to solve problems, plan, organize and self-regulation. Even those children without an ADHD diagnosis may have heightened roadblocks and delays during COVID times and other times of stress. What […]
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Since March of 2020 the idea of what college life will be like has become more confusing than ever. For our young adults, will college be just another set of classes to take from their bedrooms? Are they going to be able to go away to college? How are they going to meet college peers? […]
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How to teach your child with ADHD to actually hear what you tell them Students with ADHD almost always have difficulties following directions, both in and out of the classroom. Online classes result in even greater difficulties with following directions. When a child with ADHD does not accurately hear all the directions, it is virtually […]
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Transitioning Back into School Online and at Home Part 2 Daily routines and schedules are an essential part of success for entering back into a regular school routine. For those students who are going to be doing school online or in some form of a hybrid model, planning to enhance executive functions by helping the […]
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Transitioning Back into School Online and at Home Part 1 Online schooling at home is not ideal for students who have attentional/focusing and learning challenges. The key to navigating the following school year for most students is going to take a combination of managing stress and anxiety and developing systems to be organized and manage […]
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All Children Can Plan, Organize and Complete… In All Facets of Their Lives
Many young people have difficulties developing the executive functioning skills they desperately need. Those children with ADHD and many learning challenges have deficits in being able to solve problems, plan, organize and self-regulation. Even those children without an ADHD diagnosis may have heightened roadblocks and delays during COVID times and other times of stress. What […]
My Student Lost the Motivation to go to College!
Since March of 2020 the idea of what college life will be like has become more confusing than ever. For our young adults, will college be just another set of classes to take from their bedrooms? Are they going to be able to go away to college? How are they going to meet college peers? […]
How to teach your child with ADHD to actually hear what you tell them
How to teach your child with ADHD to actually hear what you tell them Students with ADHD almost always have difficulties following directions, both in and out of the classroom. Online classes result in even greater difficulties with following directions. When a child with ADHD does not accurately hear all the directions, it is virtually […]
Transitioning Back into School Online and at Home Part 2
Transitioning Back into School Online and at Home Part 2 Daily routines and schedules are an essential part of success for entering back into a regular school routine. For those students who are going to be doing school online or in some form of a hybrid model, planning to enhance executive functions by helping the […]
A Peek Inside Support for Students Growth Center
Transitioning Back into School Online and at Home Part 1
Transitioning Back into School Online and at Home Part 1 Online schooling at home is not ideal for students who have attentional/focusing and learning challenges. The key to navigating the following school year for most students is going to take a combination of managing stress and anxiety and developing systems to be organized and manage […]