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FREE Checklists and Resources

Executive Skill Checklist – Find out your areas of strength and weakness
Spring Slump Checklist – Don’t let the spring time fun get in the way of your grades
Finals Prep Checklist – Finals can be a drag, but if you plan it out effectively you don’t have to stress

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Executive Functioning Videos

Executive functioning is basically the brain’s management system—it’s what helps us plan, stay organized, manage our time, and follow through on goals. These skills are key for things like problem-solving, handling emotions, and making good decisions. When students strengthen their executive functioning, it doesn’t just help with school—it can lead to lower stress, better mental health, and a more balanced life overall.

Here are videos for each executive skill area with tips and tricks on how to improve the skill. 
Emotional Control
Flexibility
Goal-directed Persistence
Metacognition
Organization
Planning/Prioritization
Response Inhibition
Stress Tolerance
Sustained Attention
Task Initiation
Time Management
Working Memory

Brain Theory

Brain Theory

If we understand how the brain learns, then we can learn anything. I take the time to teach each of my students a little bit of brain theory to help them better understand themselves.

Strategize

Strategize

Students need a plan for studying, and most don't know where to start. I help students come up with a specific study plan so that they can prove their learning most effectively.

Goal Oriented

Goal Oriented

People are motivated when they have a purpose. My students create short and long term goals to maintain their focus, monitor their progress, and feel a sense of accomplishment in school and beyond.