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The Executive Function Podcast for Student Success helps parents and educators better understand the skills behind how students learn, manage responsibilities, and become more independent.
Hosted by Untapped Learning, the podcast explores executive function through practical strategies, expert conversations, and real-world experiences. We cover planning, organization, time management, task initiation, focus, emotional regulation, self-advocacy, and the other skills students rely on every day.
Many of our conversations focus on ADHD, neurodivergence, and learning differences, but executive function skills matter for every student. We look beyond grades to understand why capable students get stuck, what actually helps, and how adults can support students without doing everything for them.
The goal isn't just success in school. It's helping students build the confidence, skills, and independence they can carry into college, work, and life.
New episodes feature educators, clinicians, researchers, and others whose expertise and experiences can help us better understand what students need to succeed in school and life.
Let's untap your students potential together.
Learn more about Untapped Learning and executive function coaching at untappedlearning.com
Prowadzący:
Częstotliwość aktualizacji:
every 12 days
Średnia długość dźwięku:
28 minutes
Wywiady gościnne
Język angielski
Stany Zjednoczone
89 odcinków
od 7 listopada 2024
episodic
NAJNOWSZY ODCINEK 🔗
As education becomes more “frictionless”, students are often less challenged, leaving them to struggle when challenges arrive in education, especially at the college level. This discomfort, though, is a learning experience that helps stimulate cognitive flexibility.
In this podcast, Natalie Wilcox…
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As education becomes more “frictionless”, students are often less challenged, leaving them to struggle when challenges arrive in education, especially at the college level. This discomfort, though, is a learning experience that helps stimulate cognitive flexibility.In this podcast, Natalie Wilcox, …
Why do some highly successful students begin struggling as soon as they reach college?
David Rabiner, Ph.D., a recently retired Duke University professor, psychologist, and former director of Duke’s Academic Advising Center, joins Brandon Slade to explain why academic success in high school does no…
Why can a bright, capable child manage well for years and then suddenly struggle in middle school, high school, or college?
Executive function challenges rarely appear out of nowhere. As academic demands increase and outside structure decreases, weaknesses in planning, organization, task initiation…
Starting college is a journey like no other; however, it’s often difficult to figure out what that “first step” is going to be, especially for some kids with executive function challenges. Through self-awareness, active learning, prioritization, and organizing a schedule, students can overcome thes…
When discussing homework, why does it suddenly become a fight between students and parents? When discussing a child’s success, it can be anxiety-inducing for both the child and the parent. For parents, it’s much more difficult to identify/resonate with their children when there isn't any proof to b…
In the earliest stages of school, a lot of changes happen, especially towards a student’s learning, their development, and even their relationship with their family.
In this engaging work, Cindy Goldrich, founder of PTS Coaching and ADHD/Executive Function Parent Coach, provides a deeper insight in…
Advocating for students is already difficult for many parents, even more so when the student in question has ADHD, Dyslexia, or executive functioning struggles. However, there are processes to help not only advocate, but to keep a good relationship between parents and the students. In this podcast,…
Advocating for students is already difficult for many parents, even more so when the student in question has ADHD, Dyslexia, or executive functioning struggles. However, there are processes to help not only advocate, but to keep a good relationship between parents and the students.
In this podcast…
ADHD, executive function challenges, procrastination, missing assignments, and academic overwhelm can make school frustrating for both students and parents. In this conversation, Nathan sits down with Untapped Learning Homework Center Coordinator and executive function coach Devin Saunders to break…
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