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Keeping Phones Out of the Classroom: 7 Reasons to Consider

July 14, 2025 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Student cell phone use in schools is always a hot topic issue. It’s true that technology can be a fantastic tool to visit websites, play educational games, explore the digital world, and connect with others. However, it’s clear that phone usage in the classroom has become a significant challenge. The first part of this challenge […]

Filed Under: Classroom Management, Tips for Teachers

Self-Monitoring Strategies for Kids and Teens

June 17, 2025 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Self-monitoring is an evidence-based strategy that can help kids and teens manage their behaviors, improve attention, and ultimately learn to meet their goals. The idea of self-monitoring is pretty simple; by paying attention to what we’re doing in the moment, we can learn to re-align our current actions with our goal. For all of us, […]

Filed Under: Executive Functioning Skills

Using Nature to Build Executive Functioning Skills

June 3, 2025 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Using Nature to Build Executive Functioning Skills for Kids and Teens

Being outdoors is highly motivating, engaging, and filled with opportunities to expand our thinking. This makes the great outdoors an excellent place to build executive functioning skills too. What are executive functioning skills? Executive functioning skills are the foundational brain-based abilities we use to plan, organize, start, and complete tasks. They include individual skills like: […]

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Why Attention Skills Matter: The power of focus for kids and teens

May 27, 2025 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Attention is an incredibly powerful skill. It’s the ability that helps you to learn new ideas, connect with friends, complete tasks, and achieve your goals. While attention might look different in different settings, it’s a universal skill we all use every day. With that, attention is a worthwhile skill to learn about, practice, and build […]

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Using Play to Build Executive Functioning Skills

May 12, 2025 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Play isn’t an extra when it comes to learning; it’s the natural ways that kids learn! During periods of free time and play activities, children are learning and practicing a variety of different skills necessary for success. They think, plan, communicate, create, initiate, and reflect. While at first glance playing might look like just a […]

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Foundational Soft Skills Every Teen Should Know

April 22, 2025 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Soft skills are the social and personal skills we use every day. They include abilities like goal-setting, taking initiative, work ethic, and focus. For growing teens and young adults, these skills play an important role in achieving success at school, with friends, at work, and beyond. One important point about soft skills is that they […]

Filed Under: Social Emotional Learning, Soft Skills

Attention-Restoring Activities for Kids and Teens

April 8, 2025 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

In today’s fast-paced digital world, attention fatigue is a big problem. When our focus abilities are pushed to the limit, it can make us feel mentally drained and distracted. This makes the case for developing some attention-restoring strategies, especially for kids and teens with growing brains. Activities that help boost attention provide a pathway to […]

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Perseverance Strategies for Kids and Teens

March 17, 2025 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Perseverance is the skill that helps children and teens work through challenges so they can meet their goals. In other words, perseverance is sticking with it! It is one of the most important social-emotional skills that all learners need for success; that’s because we all encounter challenges big and small in our everyday lives. Some […]

Filed Under: Executive Functioning Skills, Social Emotional Learning

Improving Kids’ Focus With Engaging Activities: Find Your Flow!

March 4, 2025 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Attention is an important skill. It’s the ability that helps us learn new ideas, problem-solve through challenges, and complete important tasks. So often in today’s busy world, it can feel difficult to truly give our full attention where we want it to go. There are lots of reasons why we struggle with attention, but one […]

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Self-Advocacy Scenarios for Teens

February 18, 2025 by pathway2success Leave a Comment

Self-advocacy is a critical life skill for teens and young adults. In short, self-advocacy is the ability to problem-solve, speak up, and get your needs met. It’s a skill we all use every single day from expressing our emotions and sharing opinions to asking for help and telling someone “no”. Simply put, self-advocacy is a […]

Filed Under: Executive Functioning Skills, Special Education, Study Skills

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Executive functioning skills are not just academic Executive functioning skills are not just academic skills. We use these abilities all the time - when we're shopping at the store, chatting with a friend, or completing daily chores.

Yes, it's absolutely true that executive functioning skills support academics and learning, but they open the door to so much more too.
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Here's what I updated:

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πŸŽ‰ just added an in-depth article filled with evide πŸŽ‰ just added an in-depth article filled with evidence-based strategies to improve classroom behavior.

Let me know which strategies are working best for you right now. ❀️
🧠 The beginning of a new year is a great time to r 🧠 The beginning of a new year is a great time to review executive functioning skills.

These are abilities we all use in varying degrees every day, whether it's focusing on a lesson, managing our time on a project, or organizing our workspace at the end of a class.
πŸŽ‰ Some healthy habits to start the year off strong πŸŽ‰ Some healthy habits to start the year off strong... for kids but also for us as adults! 

❀️ What strategies are you putting in place?

Today I made time to exercise and practice mindfulness.
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