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Classroom Accommodations for Executive Function Disorder
Children with Executive Function Disorder often face hurdles that are less visible and sometimes misunderstood.
Children with Executive Function Disorder often face hurdles that are less visible and sometimes misunderstood.
Imagine a noisy classroom making it tough to follow the teacher’s voice—that’s the daily struggle
Sarah, a second grade student, struggled to grasp the lesson Ms. Meagan was teaching at
After Ms. Anna had given the class instructions to find a classmate and play a
From reminding children to brush their teeth to sharing toys, social stories are used as
How teachers instruct their students is just as important as what they teach. Balanced literacy
Schools have been out for a few weeks. But I bet you are already searching
I walked up to the front of my classroom and saw one boy who seemed
When educators start planning, they use the same typical layout: Map out a series of
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