Secrets to Successful Studying
By Adina Levitt, Instructor “But I studied!” Maybe you’ve heard your student say this after getting a test back and...
Do’s And Don’ts of Writing Emails to Teachers and Professors
By Jess Holman, Instrucor It’s likely that at some point during this academic year, you will need to send an...
How to Create a Daily Homework Routine
By Adina Levitt, Instructor Homework. Often a dreaded task students want to get through as quickly as possible. However, with...
Employing Executive Function Skills at the College Level: A Recipe for Success
By Jess Holman, Instructor As students return to school this fall, college students’ day-to-day lives are changing quite significantly -...
Gearing up for back to school
By Adina Levitt, Instructor As summer begins to come to a close, the start of the new school year is...
The academic “summer slide”: fact or fiction?
It is wise to be wary of old wives’ tales, myths, rumors, and superstition. But when a phenomenon is supported...
Two Things to Do to Improve Executive Function Skills
New weekly planner? Check. Clean homework space? Check. How else can parents help their children to improve their executive functioning?...
Executive Function Skills Help Students Outside the Classroom
Many parents can identify how doing well in school or joining a sports team can positively impact their children as...
Freakonomics Guide to Completing Assignments on Time
Freakonomics, the book and podcast series with Stephen Dubner, focuses on the hidden side of everyday life. In this blog...
How executive function skills can help you keep your New Year’s resolutions
According to U.S. News, 80 percent of New Year’s Resolutions fail by February. Clinical psychologist Joseph Luciani suggests that the reason...
Executive function tips from tech entrepreneurs
Many students look up to entrepreneurs for their success – yet students may feel like it’s impossible to emulate their...
Practice (but not too much practice!) makes perfect
The phrase ‘practice makes perfect’ may be true, but too much practice – especially when in the form of long...