Working Memory in Action: What It Is and How You Use It Every Day
I just wrapped up a trip filled with working memory moments—but don’t worry, it wasn’t all work!
Sometimes, we just need nature. I traveled to San Francisco to present alongside Gretchen Wegner (of the Antiboring Learning Lab) at the California Consortium Independent Study, and it turned out to be the trip I didn’t know I needed.
What Makes EF Coaching Unique?
Executive Function Coaching: A Specialized Skillset
While there can be overlap between the fields, Executive Function coaching requires a specialized skill set that builds upon the foundations of academic and ADHD coaching.
Why Specialized Training Matters
Many educators believe they understand executive functions. They may use terms like "working memory," "planning," and "organization" in their daily work with students. However, true comprehension of executive functions goes beyond surface-level definitions. It delves into the intricate workings of the brain, exploring the neural networks and cognitive processes that drive learning, behavior, and goal attainment.
Mastering Time with Calendars Across the Lifespan
Time management is a universal struggle, but it can be especially challenging for individuals with executive function difficulties. In this newsletter, we'll explore the crucial connection between executive functions and calendar use.
