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Provision Choice and Executive Function Development
Provision of Choice is Key to Executive Function Development in Toddlers It is clear that early executive function (EF) skills are important for many outcomes
Distanced but still Social: Youth and Digital Media during COVID-19
During the COVID-19 pandemic, child and adolescent use of digital media increased at unprecedented rates. In addition to attending classes through webcams, youth relied on
Who is Miss Mary Mack?
I often find myself feeling nostalgic as I pass by an elementary school playground and see children playing some of the same games I used
How long can you concentrate?
I knew the day would eventually come – my grandson beat me at Memory. Usually, I let him win, but as the game progressed, I felt
Ready? Set? Roll!!
We’ve made it through the dog days of summer! What are those you might say? I looked it up – and without getting to “sciency”,
Button, Button. Who’s Got the Button?
I grew up in the days of danger… rickety swingsets, no bicycle helmets, and climbing trees as high as I could without an adult within
Now You See It, Now You Don’t!
Can you find five differences in the image above? This task requires concentration and focus, behaviors that rely heavily on the Executive Function (EF) skill
Quit Bugging Me!
I’m sure we’ve heard that often enough over the last year and a half! Big sisters heckling little brothers, little cousins annoying overly cool teenagers,
Shake, Rattle, and Roll!
Or better yet, hop, skip, and jump! No matter how we phrase it, activity and play is important for everyone, children and adults alike. That
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