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All Kinds of Minds is a nonprofit organization that translates ground-breaking research from neuroscience and other disciplines on how children learn -and vary in their learning - into resources and tools for educators.

11/04/2026

Did you know there are different types of attention? Here is information. We also have activities to support each type of attention listed out too: https://www.theottoolbox.com/attention/

11/04/2026

𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝘁𝗼 𝗧𝗮𝗰𝗸𝗹𝗲 𝗮 𝗕𝗜𝗚 𝗧𝗮𝘀𝗸: 𝗣𝗿𝗶𝗼𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗶𝘇𝗲!
Thanks to The OT Toolbox for another excellent post!

Breaking down a task means looking at the underlying areas. The process of thinking through a multi-step task (like a bigger homework assignment) and mentally ordering the steps to completion can be the breakdown area for some kids.

(Get out the backpack. Find the right folder. Gather the papers, books, pencil. Find the page number. Organize thoughts. Filter out distractions. Create mental responses. Organize and problem solve. Recall what was mentioned in class. Put answers to paper.)

That ability to identify high priority tasks and rate them compared to low priority tasks can be quite difficult.

Prioritization is the process of figuring out what parts of a task or activity are the most important and what is the first thing that needs to be done and what is the most important part of the project that needs to be completed. Prioritization is the ability to identify tasks in an order that makes sense!

Prioritization is an executive functioning skill that requires several other executive functions.

🧠Initiation
🧠Planning
🧠Sustained Attention
🧠Working Memory
🧠Task Completion

Read more & find tips to support this area of EF:
https://www.theottoolbox.com/tips-to-improve-prioritization/

10/28/2026

Digital clutter is a constantly growing mountain of distractions. And those distractions lead to MORE distractions...impulsivity, forgotten tasks, and lost time... digital clutter impacts executive functioning abilities in a huge way!

Just because the clutter doesn’t take up physical space it’s easy to ignore but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t effect us, in a major way.

We have all wasted 15 minutes searching for a specific photo or an email. Then 10 minutes resetting a forgotten password. Felt that overwhelm by constantly dinging notifications.

Here are 3 quick wins to chip away at the existing digital clutter. Set a timer and choose one!

1️⃣ Unsubscribe from emails + delete>> Set a timer and unsubscribe from any emails you don’t read. Delete any unneeded emails.

2️⃣ Delete photos>>Take 5 minutes and scroll through some photos. Delete duplicates or blurry shots, anything you actually won’t really look at again.

3️⃣ Organize apps>> Go through the apps on your phone and delete any that you haven't used in the past year. Sort similar apps into folders on your screen. Just tap and drag them into a combined folder.

What are your best tips for managing the digital clutter overload?

10/26/2026

What happens when educators shift from focusing on student problems to understanding how students learn? A whole new world of possibilities!

Discover how Courtney and Kathryn have spent nearly 25 years championing the All Kinds of Minds framework and helping educators see students through a different lens.

📣 Check out our latest newsletter to learn from their experiences and discover an inspiring tool that supports student reflection and self-advocacy!

👉 Read the spotlight:

When asked about a powerful yet underutilized insight in the AKOM curriculum, Courtney noted the subtle distinction within language processing between listening to information and listening to directions. “As someone who's often in the classroom doing classroom observations, what I see is that som...

10/22/2026

Brain breaks for middle school students. These are EASY ideas that can be used in classrooms, in hallways, on the bus, anywhere. https://www.theottoolbox.com/middle-school-brain-breaks/

10/21/2026

In fourth grade, Noah’s favorite classes were social studies and math. He loved making connections to everyday life and seeing school lessons applied around him. By eighth grade, he was convinced he was no good in either subject. He hated memorizing names and dates and didn’t see the need to “...

10/21/2026

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10/21/2026

Fall is a great time to reset your mindset!

10/21/2026

Last week, our entire Churchill faculty participated in the Teaching All Kinds of Minds multi-day symposium presented by Q.E.D. Foundation! 🧠✨

Understanding each child's unique learning profile - including ADHD, language processing and executive functioning - is at the heart of what we do. Through this collaborative and insightful training, our educators deepened their toolkit to:

⭐ Leverage and support unique student learning profiles
⭐ Implement practical, differentiated instruction strategies
⭐ Cultivate inclusive environments where every learner can thrive
⭐ So much more!

We are excited to bring these insights directly into our classrooms to support every student's growth and success! 💡📚

10/21/2026

Address

P. O. Box 593
Amherst, NH
03031

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+16035899517

Website

http://www.allkindsofminds.org/

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