A Summary by Aviv and Maor (based on How to Read Literature Like a Professor for Kids by Thomas Foster) Most stories are about a quest. A quest is a specific journey or adventure that a character or characters go on…
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Procrastination “The Thief of Time”
Procrastination is the delay or avoidance of a task that needs to be completed. It usually involves intentional or habitual putting off something that needs to be done even if the consequences to the action are severe. In our modern…
The Blessing of a To Do List
A To-Do List is defined as a list of tasks that need to be accomplished. Typically, a To-Do List is time sensitive and has some sort of organization to it. Sometimes a to-do list is done by priority in tasks,…
The Academic Priorities for Diverse Learners for 2022: One Educator’s Point of View
by Michelle Porjes, Ed.S. As we move into March of 2022, we are also moving into the 3rd year of the COVID experience. Although like many aspects of COVID, in education we are nowhere near where we were in February…
Promoting Executive Functioning During the Winter Break
“What??!” “These kids need a break from school!” “The last thing I want to think about is making my kid do anything!” “ No way! As a parent, I am tired too” Before you dismiss this blog, read on for…
Five Reasons to Purchase ‘The Pocket Guide of Tools’
There are many excellent books and materials on executive functioning. Read on to see what purchasing The Pocket Guide of Tools should be one of the resources your family has. It is compact and easy to use. The Pocket Guide…
Four Strategies to set up your child for success with online learning
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