WEBINAR RECORDING: Using Artificial Intelligence as Assistive Technology to Support Executive Functions
Explore how AI can be leveraged to help students with learning disabilities (LDs) compensate for Executive Function skills.
Developing Emotional Learning Skills to Prepare Students for Post-Secondary
Building emotional learning skills can help students navigate the inevitable ups and downs of the transition to post-secondary
Your Culturally Responsive Classroom: A Socially Shared Approach
How can we ensure that school is responsive, supportive, and nurturing for all students, even if they do not experience that connecting first interaction?
Stop, Observe and Act: A Strategy for Managing Attention, Impulsiveness and Anxiety
ADHD and anxiety have become big problems for classroom teachers. New research on the notion of cognitive control leads us to believe that managing attention, impulsiveness, and anxiety requires several shared skills, which can be taught explicitly.
Webinar Recording: Recognizing and Understanding Girls with ADHD
ADHD is a prevalent diagnosis, but girls are often missed because their ADHD presents in different ways than boys, leading to misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis.
LEARNING MODULE: Helping Students with LDs Navigate Secondary School
This module is intended to provide an introduction to the new demands and expectations that are placed on students when they begin secondary school and prepare educators to support students with LDs while they navigate their way through secondary school.
Avoiding Working Memory Overload in Students with LDs
Students with working memory deficits will have to work much harder than their typically developing peers to learn and carry out classroom activities. The strategies outlined in this article can help to increase the efficiency and functioning of working memory to avoid overload.
Supporting Online Learning Using the Brain’s Natural Strengths
Online learning requires considerably more voluntary focus and the ability to persist when an effort is needed. By using the four pillars of learning, active engagement, attention, error feedback, and consolidation you can support all your students when they are learning away from the classroom.
Five Strategies for Helping Students with LDs Avoid Procrastination
Studies show that many students postpone their schoolwork, which affects school performance. Procrastination is particularly present in students with learning disabilities (LDs), where resilience and persistence in dealing with a task are often weaker.
Keeping School Work on Track: Staying Organized with Graphic Organizers
Students with a learning disability (LD) often have difficulty keeping schoolwork organized. A graphic organizer can help students organize assignments into manageable pieces and guide them through the process to completion.