Smart Kids, Struggling Anyway? It’s Executive Function, Not Motivation Ever notice how a child can explain complex ideas but melt down over starting homework, waiting their turn, or reading the room? That’s not laziness. It’s not attitude. And it’s definitely not bad parenting. Executive function skills like planning, impulse control, emotional regulation, and social timing develop later in the brain. For autistic and other neurodivergent kids, that timeline can be even longer. So when we expect

Today's video covers a topic which is relatively simple but at the same time is a subject that we constantly get asked to explain and that is - how to use a timing light to set up your base timing. Matt goes over the basics in this quick step-by-step tutorial. Enjoy! | Haltech