Sample Goals for Students that Struggle with Flexibility
Flexibility is generally considered to be the behavior of switching between tasks and demands in response to changes in the environment. In essence, it's one’s ability to change one’s behavior to different contexts or stimuli in the world. Students who experience...
Supporting Students with Written Expression Difficulties
One of the most complex academic skills is writing. Written expression and expressing thoughts and ideas through writing is a highly complex, cognitive, and self-directed process. Planning, drafting, reviewing, and revising are all components that make up diverse...
Discovering a Niche in Your Education Job: Four Perspectives for Creatives in Education [Guest Post]
GUEST POST BY RYAN ESTRELLADO I used to worry about how all my hobbies and interests would advance my education career. They eventually did, but only after I let go of my expectations and started doing them for the right reasons. I’m not the only one who scrolls...
What is Working Memory?
Working Memory describes the ability to hold information in mind while performing complex tasks that involve remembering, processing, or acting on that stored information. It also incorporates the ability to draw on past learning or experiences, to apply to a present...
Math Problem Solving Strategies To Support Students
Problem solving is a mathematical process. It includes logic, reasoning, and communication skills. Mathematical problem solving is a critical skill for students because it helps students develop a generic ability to solve real-life problems and apply...
Organization Strategies To Support Students and School Teams
Organization describes the ability to design and maintain systems for keeping track of information or materials. Essentially it is the process in which one takes care of others’ belongings and their personal belongings while maintaining order in their personal...
Supporting Reading Comprehension Deficiencies & Strengthening Students’ Skills
Reading comprehension describes a student’s ability to process text, understand its meaning, and to integrate or synthesize that information with what the reader already knows. Reading comprehension is a complex skill that draws on a variety of essential skills....
Math Calculations
Math calculations describe one’s ability to count, group objects, and compute a wide range of mathematical facts and operations. Understanding numbers, basic facts, and operations is a skill that begins to develop in children as young as 1 year old. As children...
Supporting Students with Emotional Control Difficulties
What is emotional control? The executive functioning skill of emotional control refers to the ability to effectively manage emotions, so that they do not negatively impact behavior, prevent task completion, or hinder attaining goals. A student who has developed this...
Supporting Reading Fluency & Recognizing Difficulties
Reading fluency describes a student’s ability to read with speed, accuracy, and the correct use of expression. It is an essential skill required to be able to make sense of what they read, whether they are reading silently to themselves or aloud. A child who has...
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