At The Janus School, we know how pivotal executive skills are—not just for success in the classroom, but for building confidence, independence, and resilience in life. In this post, we’ll share why they matter, how to recognize when a child may need extra support, and provide practical strategies for building these essential tools at home and at school.
Accommodations (such as a quiet room in which to take a test) and modifications (including instructional adaptions) are a critical part of successful individualized learning plans for students with learning differences. Learn how they differ and how to ensure your student is receiving the right support.
With many students working at least part of the time virtually, it is critically important for parents to observe their child’s behaviors when learning remotely. Check out the three questions parents can ask to better understand their child’s needs.