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Empowering students through executive function and metacognition training

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Executive Function

Learn your executive function profile and use it to your advantage We all have one!

Discover how to learn math the right way, and make it stick.

Become curious and awaken a power that will set you up for life.

Math Coaching
Independent Learning

Empowering Students in Mathematics

Math is not a spectator sport. To become good at it we must roll up our sleeves and get our hands dirty!

Many students have a fear of being asked a math question in case they don't spontaneously know the answer. If that is you, imagine being shown how to ask the questions instead.

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About Executive Function Coaching for Math

I am not an elite tutor of math and I hope you are impressed by that! Why? Because, if I was a grade-chaser I might be tempted to deny many capable students the chance of realizing their dreams.

I have learnt, long ago, that almost anyone with a genuine desire to master math will be able, All they need is

Make no mistake, there is plenty of work to be done, but it is manageable. So long as you do your bit, how can you not succeed. Why would I not legitimately cheer you on. We will be working with best practices in mind and using skills and strategies based in brain science.

In today's world we are accustomed to learning from templates and copy and paste tools. That does not work with math. We must be able to understand the processes involved and revisit the work afterwards to reevaluate it and look for ways of improving it next time. This is where most fail, in fact.

An ideal educator will help you through this process by showing you how to create quality notes and how to ask killer questions of yourself. Effectively, they will teach you how to become your own teacher.

There is one more piece to the puzzle. Executive functions are biologically visible brain processes that help us get stuff done. Typically we think of planning and organisation and time management as examples. But did you know there is even one called task initiation? Some others are working memory, and flexibility.

The part of the brain responsible for executive functions doesn't fully develop until the mid to late twenties. Imagine that. Imagine how frustrating it is to be brilliant at processing information, but with a weakness fo remembering things.

I am a certified Anti-boring Learning Lab coach and am certified as an Executive Functions Specialist by Connected Pathways Coaching. I am grateful for the communities they both offer as a way to provide continued growth and support.

Executive Function Coaching

Empowering students to excel in math through self-regulation and metacognitive skills development.

Math Skills Support
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A young child is seated at a desk, focused on a worksheet with numbers and arrows. The child is wearing a blue hoodie and holding a pencil. The setting appears to be a classroom, indicated by the desk and chair.

Overcome math challenges with tailored strategies and executive function coaching for lasting success.

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A person stands facing a chalkboard filled with mathematical equations, in a dimly lit classroom. Overhead, a fluorescent light illuminates the room, casting soft shadows. The person appears to be writing on the board, dressed casually in pants and a long-sleeved shirt.
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A group of four people are engaged in a collaborative discussion around a whiteboard covered in mathematical equations and graphs drawn in red marker. They appear attentive and focused, with one person actively explaining or discussing the content on the board.
Self-Regulation Techniques

Learn essential self-regulation techniques to enhance focus and productivity in academic pursuits.

Develop metacognitive skills for better learning and independent study habits in all subjects.

Metacognitive Skills Training

Student Success

Transformative coaching for math and executive function skills. Highly recommended!

The coaching helped me understand math better and improved my study habits significantly.

Alex Johnson
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A person with long hair, wearing glasses, is focused on a worksheet with math problems related to measuring unknown perimeters. The individual is using a pencil to write or solve problems on the paper, which has various geometric shapes and equations printed on it.

New York

I gained confidence in math and developed essential skills for independent learning. Highly effective coaching that truly makes a difference in academic performance.

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A tablet displaying mathematical problems is placed on a cloth surface. Nearby are a white stylus, a wireless keyboard, a pair of white wireless earbuds with their case, and a pink calculator.
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Notebook paper with mathematical equations written in blue ink, alongside the word 'Maths' written prominently in red ink. A pen, placed out of focus, lies on a wooden table in the background.
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