Do you find that your teen puts off studying until the night before the big exam? Maybe you find your child on the phone with friends instead of researching the project that is due within a week.
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Maleek earned his B.S. in Biology and a minor in Psychology from Atlantic Union College in South Lancaster, MA and an M.S. in Education with a focus on Inclusion from Southern Adventist University in Collegedale, TN.
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Anupma holds a doctorate in Learning Disabilities from the University of Delhi and is a certified Orton-Gillingham Literacy Therapist. She is also a certified SOI cognitive skills trainer under SOI Systems from Oregon and a Licensed The Listening Program (TLP) provider. She is currently working to complete her Educational Therapy Certification from UC Santa Cruz.Â
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Do you find that your teen puts off studying until the night before the big exam? Maybe you find your child on the phone with friends instead of researching the project that is due within a week. Let’s face it, we all struggle with procrastination at times, so why would our kids be any different?
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Homework is often thought of as a chore and can be considered less desirable than school. Effective homework management can make this task feel less grueling for the child and parent.
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Think of what the school setting requires children to do: Sit still, listen quietly, pay attention, follow instructions, and concentrate. These are the very things kids with ADHD have a hard time doing—not because they aren’t willing, but because their brains won’t let them.Â
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Anxiety symptoms range very widely, so it is important to keep a close working relationship with those involved in your child’s care, such as your child’s classroom teacher or anyone who works closely with your child throughout the day.
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Homework is often thought of as a chore and can be considered less desirable than school. Effective homework management can make this task feel less grueling for the child and parent.
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Metacognition is the ability to reflect on your thought process and its corresponding feelings and behaviors. It’s also learning about how we learn!
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In the past couple of years, the National Association of School Psychology has seen an increase in school-related anxiety that may have been ignited by the global pandemic and the uncertainties school systems had to navigate. If your child has developed or exhibits any school related anxiety, you may be able to help and support your child through their needs with a few tips below.Â
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