During this episode, Becky Reback and Mary Miele talk about the executive functioning model, how it was created, and ways parents can use it to improve their child’s executive functioning at any age. The model includes four pillars: academic research, areas of inquiry and instruction, assessment and strategy creation and skill mastery.
Set up Morning and Evening Routines –> Use the Work Backward Strategy
What time do we need to leave in the morning? What time do we need to go to sleep?
What do we need to do in the morning? What do we need to do in the evening
Make note cards with your child and allow them to order them.
Time each task and put a time estimate on each card.
During this episode, Becky Reback and Mary Miele talk about the executive functioning model, how it was created, and ways parents can use it to improve their child’s executive functioning at any age. The model includes four pillars: academic research, areas of inquiry and instruction, assessment and strategy creation and skill mastery.
Explore tips to help elementary, middle, and high school students make a stress-free transition from summer to school.
It’s the most magical time of the year! The beginning of the school admissions process in New York City!
It is the time during which families explore the myriad of exceptional schools available to students. It is the time during which families complete applications, attend interviews, and visit schools. It is the time during which students are assessed and discovered.
Learn from trained educators, Becky Reback and Jane Moskowitz, as they break down these commonly used approaches to teach writing in K-12 settings Becky and Jane explain what the programs entail, what the research tells us about them, and how they might help your child to learn to write effectively!
During this episode, Becky Reback and Mary Miele talk about the executive functioning model, how it was created, and ways parents can use it to improve their child’s executive functioning at any age. The model includes four pillars: academic research, areas of inquiry and instruction, assessment and strategy creation and skill mastery.
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During this episode, Becky Reback and Mary Miele talk about the executive functioning model, how it was created, and ways parents can use it to improve their child’s executive functioning at any age. The model includes four pillars: academic research, areas of inquiry and instruction, assessment and strategy creation and skill mastery.
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