This blog post is about a controversial subject. Well, it’s a controversial subject for students, at least. As summer approaches, students eagerly anticipate a break
Executive Function (EF) refers to a set of cognitive processes that help individuals manage themselves and their resources to achieve goals. These processes include working
Final exams are similar to Olympic events. Just as an athlete trains relentlessly for four years for an event that may last mere seconds, students
As the final exams conclude, a common scene unfolds among students: stacks of notes are discarded, textbooks close for the last time, and school-built routines
For better or worse, cumulative exams are a constant of academic life. Although they seem like mere elongated versions of traditional assessments, in reality, these
This is usually the month when final exam preparation finally becomes tangible. For months, students and teachers discuss cumulative exams in the abstract; this is
The classroom is where learning traditionally happens, but it’s not the only place. Yet not all students resonate with the pace or style of this
Introduction to SAOTG’s In-Depth Procrastination Guide Procrastination and its progeny are significant barriers to student success. This guide arms parents, teachers, and support professionals with
When we think about learning or really any effortful activity, it’s easy to assume that more freedom, time, and resources would naturally lead to better
A year has passed since we last examined the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in education. As we said then, generative AI presents both opportunities
