Learn why students procrastinate, the real costs behind it, and practical strategies to build better habits and stay on track this semester.
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Executive function skills—like time management, focus, and organization—are essential for success, but they don’t always come easily, especially for young adults. The good news? One-on-one executive function coaching provides a tailored, hands-on approach to help young adults master these skills in a way that fits their unique needs. Personalized Attention and Tailored Strategies Unlike group
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Coaching students to become strong self-advocates is an essential aspect of fostering their independence, both inside and outside of the classroom. The Churchill Center & School, a national leader in learning disabilities, cites the following four steps to achieve greater self advocacy: It is important for students to begin understanding their strengths and areas for
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With a new school year upon us, it is time to talk about procrastination! I imagine that many of you reading this have spent the last few weeks nagging your child to complete their summer homework prior to Labor Day. You are not alone! My hope is that this blog will provide understanding about why
