Is Your Student Struggling with Organization?
Many academic challenges stem from weak executive functioning skills, such as organization. Executive functions, including working memory, flexible thinking, and self-regulation, connect social-emotional learning with academic success.
The Effective Student Method:
Created by Rachael Barron and designed by curriculum expert Danielle LeFevers, M.Ed., this method equips teachers to help students develop skills in organization, time management, study techniques, and test analysis to reach their potential.
Unit 2: Organization
This unit guides teachers in helping students organize materials and manage digital files effectively. Skills covered include:
- Organizing materials for easy access
- Quickly locating homework and study tools
- Reducing digital clutter
- Retaining graded work for learning
- Improving attention to detail
What’s Included:
- Lesson Plans
- In-Class and At-Home Activities
- Student & Parent Resources
- Quizzes, Rubrics, and more
Objectives:
- Teach logical, manageable organization for physical and digital materials.
- Establish practices to prevent disorganization from hindering student success.