Whether you’re a high school student or a college student now is the right time to reflect and evaluate on personal progress. This can mean looking at grades for term 1 and seeing if you’ve made honor roll. If not, then which classes present the biggest learning challenges. … Continue reading1st Quarter Check-in with Coach Murphy
“my intellect can no longer compensate for my lack of skills.” The transition from high school to college can be tough for many reasons. One of which is that high schools across the world can do a great job of teaching children academic skills but … Continue readingCollege Students and the Impact Executive Function Skills has on Procrastination and Performance
For many high school seniors, June 1st is the deadline this year for deciding which college to attend. This decision is the culmination of a … Continue readingTwice-exceptional: College Support Services in Massachusetts for those with ADHD.
Executive Function Case Management (EFCM) provides a more comprehensive and increased level of coaching support for clients and/or parents looking for a higher level of support, monitoring, prompting, advocacy, collaboration, and/or accountability. … Continue readingWhat is Executive Function Case Management Coaching (EFCM)
The end of the semester is quickly approaching, and you know what that means – final exam time! And with final exams around the corner, you know that stress isn’t too far behind. Below are some self-care and stress management tips that might help you … Continue readingStrategies for Managing Final Exam Stress – Part II
The end of the semester is quickly approaching, and you know what that means – final exam time! And with final exams around the corner, you know that stress isn’t too far behind. Below are some self-care and stress management tips that might help you … Continue readingStrategies for Managing Final Exam Stress – Part I
It’s officially autumn and you are well into your first semester of the school year. How is college going for you so far? Though there are many positive and exciting things about the transition to college, if you are like most students, you are also … Continue readingConquering the College Transition
Have you created that summertime bucket list yet? Maybe you have planned a vacation to the Cape or to visit relatives? Maybe you have some backyard barbeques planned? Or maybe you are looking forward to time at the pool or on the boat? But, have … Continue readingSummer Bucket List
There are four areas that parents and students need to work through as they establish a thriving environment and process to handle remote education. … Continue readingSetting the Home for Remote Learning
For many high school seniors, June 1st is the deadline this year for making a final decision about which college to attend. This decision is the culmination of a long process of exploration in which many factors are taken into consideration: location, size of the … Continue readingCollege Planning with Academic and Disability Support Services