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Starting the Year Strong
Beginning a new year or semester can be daunting, especially
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We Have to Stop Measuring Students by “Motivation”
Motivation—we throw this word around so often. Some
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Anxiety and Fear of the Unknown
Starting a new quarter can feel daunting, especially since
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Discipline = Freedom
“I’m just not motivated by school,” is a response we hear
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Walking Meditation
This time of year can feel hectic and panicked for all of us;
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Electronic Organization
Right now, electronic organization is more important than ever.
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College Readiness = Executive Function Skills
Click the link to download our College EF Skills resource
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Building Executive Function Skills Over the Summer | 6th-12th Grade
Click the link to download our Summer EF Skills
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Parent-Teacher Conferences Were Challenging
Parent-teacher conferences can be brutal. Having a child with
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Creating an Organizational System: A Guide for Parents
For students with executive function challenges, it always
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Understanding Hyperfocus in ADHD Students
Your kids aren’t ignoring you. They have simply put all focus
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How to Teach Time Management
Time management is crucial, especially for students juggling
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Task Initiation and Executive Function
We all understand the importance of getting things started –
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Stress + Rest = Growth: The Importance of Breaks for Learning
We all want our kids to do well in school, especially if they
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Celebrating the Small Victories: A Guide for Parents
For children with executive functioning challenges, the weight
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The Importance of Extracurricular Activities: Supporting Your Child’s Success in School
It is common to wonder whether you should limit your
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Self-Care for Parents
Often, students who come to Untapped require additional
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Navigating Defensiveness: Pathways to Accountability for the ADHD Adolescent
Children with ADHD are often more defensive toward accepting
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