What Parents Need to Know About Executive Functioning
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What Parents Need to Know About Executive Functioning
The first progress report of the year can be eye-opening. The excitement of “Back to School” has faded, and the reality of increased assignments and responsibilities begins to set in. This is the perfect time to empower our students with systems and habits that unlock their full potential!
Executive functioning is the brain’s management system that helps students turn good intentions into consistent action. In this practical workshop, parents and caregivers will learn EF strategies to implement at home to improve organization, time management, homework habits, routines, and independence. Experienced educator and Executive Functioning Coach Tina Malone will share actionable tools that reduce daily stress while helping students take ownership of their learning.
This workshop is especially helpful for families of neurodivergent learners, including students with ADHD, dyslexia, on the autism spectrum, or other attention- or learning related challenges. Designed for parents and caregivers of K–12 students, these strategies are also valuable for college students, who are welcome to attend.
About Tina
Tina Malone is a certified educator and the owner of Tina Malone Tutoring, where she specializes in Executive Functioning and Spanish language coaching for middle school, high school, college students, and adults. With nearly two decades of experience in education, Tina is passionate about equipping students with practical strategies for lifelong success. Inspired by both her classroom experience and her own journey with ADHD and anxiety, she is dedicated to helping students and families build the skills, confidence, and independence to thrive. Her mission is simple: “Empowering students one life at a time.”
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