Good grades are great, but confidence and independence are the real wins. Huge shoutout to Coach Debby for the incredible impact she makes with her students. 👏 #AcademicCoaching#StudentSuccess
Don’t wait until the first missed assignment or last minute panic studying.
Students diagnosed with Executive Function Disorder and ADHD show great improvement from academic coaching.
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WHY ARE TEACHERS LEAVING THE PROFESSION?
•Inadequate preparation for new teachers
•Lack of support
•Class sizes
•They are worked to the bone
•Low salaries
•Little to no recognition
•Their time isn’t respected
•Better opportunities elsewhere
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I don’t know who needs to hear this but
You’re NOT too old
It’s NOT too late
You did NOT miss your chance
Timelines are societal constructs that shame us into “should have already” stories.
You are right on YOUR time 🙏
Repetition ReWires The Brain
Repetition ReWires The Brain
Repetition ReWires The Brain
Repetition ReWires The Brain
Repetition ReWires The Brain
Repetition ReWires The Brain
Repetition ReWires The Brain
Repetition ReWires The Brain
What. Are. You. Repeating?
2023 is in 2 months. Don’t wait until New Years. Stop being distracted by anything that doesn’t matter. The most important thing is to keep the most important things the most important things.
Neurodivergent individuals are so often judged against neuronormative standards, which causes us to receive all sorts of unfair labels and to live our lives completely misunderstood. #AskingAutistics, what would you add to this list?
What are some anecdotal signs you have ADHD?
I’ll go first:
There are 7 books I’m currently “reading” and 5 unfinished water bottles on my night table.
For a lot of people with ADHD, rejection, and even the potential of rejection, can feel like intense emotional pain. This is rejection sensitivity.
Let's talk about some strategies to ride that wave of rejection and come out the other side.
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Is your college student struggling this semester?
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the ADHD urge to turn a small task into an overly-ambitious project, only to get so overwhelmed/intimidated by the massive undertaking that you abandon it and never return
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No matter how many times my entire executive functioning collapses upon changing tasks, I still convince myself that THIS time will be the time I'll change tasks smoothly.
I was wrong. I'm always wrong.
What does the word "Dyslexic" stand for? Determined and brilliant! I know so many kids and adults with dyslexia who fit this description! Thanks to Learning Ally for this graphic. https://t.co/IEul2iCDtG #Dyslexia#DyslexiaAwarenessMonth#ADHD#Dysgraphia
ADHD and boredom...
I read this quote, and it completely blew my mind.
Adults with ADHD are always looking for things that are new or stimulating because when they are interested in something, the executive functions of the brain click into gear and the brain works well. 🤯
1.01 to the 365th power = 37.8
0.99 to the 365th power = 0.03
If you improve yourself in any aspect (health, optimism, learning , etc) by 1% per day it will make you 37 times greater after one year 😮