When it comes to modern day parenting, screen time is the enduring buzzword. And while we can justify much of the 9 hours on average that today’s kids spend in […]

Slow processing speed and executive function disorders are two of the most common reasons children have trouble in school. While processing speed and executive functioning are two distinct neuropsychological constructs, […]

Slow processing speed is one of the most common difficulties observed in children who struggle with ADHD and other executive functioning and learning issues. But slower processing speed isn’t a […]

Kay writes:

We would like a set time vs. a completed game limit. The games on STEAM ban players who end games early [so] players need to have other players […]

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recently introduced new guidelines for children’s screen time. At a glance, they don’t seem all that different from the guidelines issued around this time last […]

Overview

Our definition of Planning is derived directly from the Planning executive function. This is the Thinking Skill students use in order to develop a strategies to help them accomplish a goal. […]

What happens if you don’t pay attention when you’re playing Minecraft? You die.

If you don’t pay attention to your hunger or health meters you will starve. Standing still makes […]