Learn Smarter | Educational Therapy Series

76: Thinking About Thinking (Educational Therapy Series)

by learnsmarter | Oct 15, 2019 | Education, Educational Therapy Series

Rachel & Steph tackle metacognition today! Metacognition or “thinking about thinking” is critical to the success of educational therapy. Rachel & Steph talk about what metacognition means for educational therapists and why it’s important. They dive into how to...

70: How “Organization” Leads to Disaster (Executive Function Series)

by learnsmarter | Sep 3, 2019 | Educational Therapy Series

Rachel & Steph discuss the terrible ways they’ve seen learners organize themselves over the years. They talk about all the easy ways they help modify systems so that learners can be successful. Rachel & Steph also go into specifics about physical...

58: Top 5 Reasons Learners Don’t Want to Make Changes

by learnsmarter | Jun 11, 2019 | Education, Educational Therapy Series, Executive Functioning

Rachel & Steph have a conversation about resistance from learners and how difficult change can be for some of their clients. Push back forces Educational Therapists to be creative, flexible and intentional. Today, we share the framework for how we know when to...

49: What To Do When Grades Suddenly Plummet

by learnsmarter | Apr 9, 2019 | Education, Educational Therapy Series

Learners are constantly calibrating in educational therapy. We try sometimes, we see if it works and we adjust from there. Today, Rachel & Steph talk about why backsliding happens, how normal and functionally important it is to the educational therapy process and...

47: Note Taking

by learnsmarter | Mar 26, 2019 | Education, Educational Therapy Series

In this episode, Rachel & Steph deep dive into note-taking. They chat about why it is so difficult, the various types of notes that teachers require and several of their favorite strategies. How to connect with us: Join our FB Group Join our e-mail list Rachel’s...

42: How to Always Have a Backup Plan

by learnsmarter | Feb 19, 2019 | Education, Educational Therapy Series

Plan for the best, expect the worst. In educational therapy, Rachel & Steph teach “academic insurance policies” and build in redundancies so student’s know how to rebound when a plan doesn’t work out the way it was supposed to. Rachel & Steph share 5 of their...

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76: Thinking About Thinking (Educational Therapy Series)

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47: Note Taking

42: How to Always Have a Backup Plan

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