Phillip Zelazo - Executive Function Researcher
Does your child deal with disorganization, procrastination, difficulty starting a big social studies projects, and time management? Many bright children have their natural abilities eclipsed by their executive function issues. This is especially true for students with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
Executive function tutoring (EF tutoring) is the combination of executive function coaching (organization, planning) and tutoring best practices. Through research and careful observation, we noticed that tutoring, study habits, and executive function skills can reinforce each other. We know that elite study skills are almost impossible to develop without planning and time management.
Although common for students with ADHD, EF tutoring works miracles for non-ADHD elementary and middle school students because they often grapple with impulsivity, short attention spans, and weak organization skills.
Whether your child has ADHD or just needs a few new skills to become more productive and efficient, we build up your child's executive function toolkit.
Learn more at our blog:
Quick Look at Five Theories on Executive Function
Executive Functions and Elementary Students
EF problems are of two kinds: one is neurobiological (ADHD) and the other is skill-based (planning).
We work with your child to develop self-awareness around due dates, grades, missing assignments, and deadlines.
Let's find your child's true north. Commonly overlooked, learning how to set reasonable and achievable goals is critical to executive function.
Procrastination is a sign of a child who does not know how to start something. We work with children to teach them ways to become unstuck.
From elementary to middle school, children are developing a sense of themselves in space and time. We help children manage time concretely using clocks and timers.
With great care, we guide children on the steps toward managing their workload with a variety of planners. This helps them find time to complete project. Excellent for student athletes.
Crushed papers in a backpack? Overloaded folders? We work with children to design organizational systems that fit their needs and lifestyle.
Developed by Dr. Fogg, tiny habits are a fun, bite-sized way to create routines for students. Your student will have a blast developing his or her own tiny habits on the way to a routine.
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