Managing the Work of Homework:
How parents can develop and nurture their children’s executive functioning skills

Presentation from Linda Broderick, M.Ed., and Carla Brady, M.S. CCC
Architects For Learning

After a long day at school, even the most organized and capable students may find themselves challenged to initiate, organize, and self-regulate the homework process. Parents face the daunting task of providing just right supports, while attempting to determine which supports and strategies will actually help their children succeed.

Students can become successful Homework Project Managers by developing and using consistent, self-guided processes that allow them to complete homework independently and efficiently. During this presentation we will review one effective model useful for students of all ages. We will also discuss specific strategies embedded in the model and explore how parents can develop and nurture their children’s executive functioning skills

Room 210 at The Education Center, 100 Walnut Street, Newtonville.
Networking and light refreshments beginning at 7:15 pm.

Please RSVP to info@newtonpac.org so that we can have enough handouts for everyone.

Newton Parent Advisory Council (NewtonPAC) for Special Education meetings are free and open to all people interested in learning more about special education in Newton.

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