3 strategies to get your child started on homework
How often have you nagged your child to start their homework, only to see them sit down then immediately jump again. Here are three strategies to get them going on homework.
ADHD and Learning: Turn Challenges into Adventures
One of the most important things you can do as a parent is encourage a lifelong love of learning. Here are some tips on how to overcome the challenges if your child has ADHD.
Helping Kids with ADHD through “Supportive Accountability”
Accountability can imply punishment and criticism. But a good homework coach uses supportive accountability to keep your student on track.
Help your Child with ADHD Overcome Working Memory Challenges
Children with ADHD often struggle with working memory deficits, Here are 12 practical and effective approaches to build this important skill.
Breathing New Life: Simple Steps to Incorporate Mindfulness Every Day
Mindfulness isn’t just a thing to do—it’s a way to make your everyday life feel more connected and aware, especially if you have ADHD. Certain simple but intentional acts can deepen your engagement with the present and enrich your life experience.
Testing season is tough, and feeling out of control makes it worse. 😵💫 Try our EF mini-game below to create a low-stakes situation for your student to practice cognitive flexibility.
Turning solution-based thinking into a habit can help your student look for "Plan B" and "Plan C" on testing day, when "Plan A" didn't work.
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