Executive dysfunction hampers a person’s ability to manage tasks, maintain focus, and control emotions. It is an extremely difficult issue to tackle effectively, and it can affect both daily and …
Is Online Learning as Good as Face-to-Face Learning?
Online Learning: Growth, Benefits, and Supporting Our Students Online learning and the implementation of digital resources in education is continuing to expand and impact our students annually. In a …
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Our Virtual Reality: Perspectives on Online Learning
Written by Novella Teacher, Dawn Ruiz, M.S As we gradually move toward a new reality of education, we come to see that many things have changed. Will we ever be able to work with students the way we …
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Road to College: Executive Functioning Skills for All
Originally published by the author in the riverjournalonline.com Road to College series On the road to college, organization is paramount. Throughout a student’s academic career, organizing school …
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How Purpose & Motivation Facilitate Student Success: Start with “Why?”
Today’s students are so often focused on the “what.” What classes will they take next year? What experiences will they seek out over the summer? What colleges will they apply to, and what major or …
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Planning for Success: How To Use S.M.A.R.T Goals
When setting goals, it is important to have a clear vision for achieving objectives. The acronym S.M.A.R.T was adopted in the world of education, after originating in the project management field …
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