Meet the Authors: An Open House on Executive Function & Emotional Regulation
Join us for ResearchILD’ s Open House & Book Event!
Executive function strategies for goal setting, organization, flexible thinking, and self-regulation are the foundation of independent learning. Coupled with emotional regulation, students become more confident, persistent, and resilient learners.
You are invited to a special event to learn more about executive function and the important role emotional regulation plays in classroom learning. As the leader and expert in executive function resources and training for over 40 years, ResearchILD has recently moved and expanded to new offices in Burlington, MA.
At this open house, you will discover practical insights, connect with our community, and explore ways to support student learning and well-being. School administrators, teachers, academic support professionals, psychologists, and parents who recognize executive function's essential role in all students' academic success are welcome to attend.
Here are the highlights of our meet-and-greet open house:
Join renowned experts, Dr. Lynn Meltzer, Dr. Robert Brooks, and Dr. Ellen Braaten as they discuss insights from Dr. Meltzer’s newest book, Executive Function and Emotional Regulation in the Classroom: Practical Strategies for Engaging Students and Promoting Independent Learning. Dr. Meltzer will be joined by contributing authors, Drs. Brooks and Braaten to discuss practical strategies that you can implement immediately in your classroom, practice, or home.
Signed copies of this new book will be available for sale at this event.
Discover the full range of executive function-based programs and services offered by The Research Institute for Learning and Development, including:
Professional development workshops and training for districts and schools.
One-to-one executive function coaching for students and adults.
The SMARTS Executive Function Curriculum used across the United States and around the globe. SMARTS is taught by 36,000 teachers, covering 486,000 students in 3,400+ schools across 49 states and 48 countries.
Network, mingle, and engage in great conversations with fellow educators, clinicians, and parents who share your passion for helping students to learn HOW to learn. Light refreshments will be served.
Spots are limited, so reserve yours today! We cannot wait to see you there!
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