A quiet dinner table can feel disappointing when you're eager to connect with your kids. In today's fast-paced world, family meals are often one of the few times everyone gathers together. But how do you turn silent meals into engaging conversations? In this article, we’ll explore actionable strategies on how to get kids talking at […]
Homework is an important aspect of cultivating your child's Executive Function, which is the set cognitive processes that deal with managing yourself and resources to manage a goal. You may ask WHY? Homework actively activates your child's executive function since they have to plan, initiate, manage their frustration, utilize their working memory, and be flexible to achieve the assignment. Just to be clear children who are in school need homework, the length of the assignment may vary based on age. However, completing homework also gives you as the parent the challenge of letting them access their executive function skills.
