Managing Classroom Behaviors Through Executive Function Development The president of our company, Dr. Nancy Sulla, states: “Academic achievement depends on executive function. Mental and emotional wellness depend upon executive function. Social skills depend upon executive function. And exhibiting appropriate behavior depends upon executive function. So, tackle behavior at the foundational level of executive function.” The…
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Enhancing Mental Health and Executive Function in Schools
The Connection Between Mental Health and Executive Function Supporting mental health in schools has become increasingly important. Educators and administrators are more and more aware of the profound impact mental health has on students’ academic performance and overall well-being. One key area of focus is the development of executive function, which is essential for students…
The Need for Effective New Teacher Training
Addressing Turnover of New Teachers Teacher burnout and turnover have become pressing issues in education. The demanding nature of the profession, coupled with inadequate support for new teachers, often leads to disappointment and departure from the field. The consequences are grim: Students miss out on consistent guidance, schools struggle to maintain stability, and the education…
What Can Teachers Do Over the Summer to Upskill Professional Growth?
The Summer Break Is a Time to Recharge and Grow! During the summer break, teachers have the opportunity to take time for themselves and enjoy a well-deserved rest from the demands of the academic year. This period also presents a perfect chance for educators to advance their teaching careers by learning new skills and concepts.…
Online PD for Igniting Professional Growth
Updated: June 27, 2024 Continuing Professional Learning Amid the Sunshine Summer break offers educators a unique opportunity to engage in flexible, uninterrupted professional development, free from the day-to-day pressures of the academic year. When you invest time in your teachers’ growth and learning, they can return to the classroom rejuvenated, equipped with fresh perspectives, and…