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Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming education, rewriting the way students learn, process information, and demonstrate their understanding. Tools like NotebookLM, ChatGPT, and other AI-powered platforms are revolutionizing how students access and engage with content, offering unparalleled support for those who have historically struggled in traditional learning environments. While these advancements may level the playing field for many individuals with learning disabilities, they are also subtly redefining cognitive expectations—potentially giving rise to new learning challenges that have yet to be fully recognized. AI as an Equalizer for Learning Disabilities For years, students with dyslexia, ADHD, executive functioning challenges, and other learning...

Are you looking for a powerful tool to supercharge your executive functioning and study strategies? Notebook LM might just be the solution you need. Designed with students in mind, this innovative platform allows users to upload diverse source materials, such as PDFs, Google Docs, Google Slides, notes, and web links, and transforms them into interactive study aids. Here’s how Notebook LM can enhance your learning experience: Key Features and Benefits of Notebook LM  1. Streamlined Organization Managing study materials has never been easier. Notebook LM enables students to centralize up to 300 sources in a single notebook. Whether it's PDFs,...

How Students Can Ethically Use AI to Help with Their Assignments  As an educational therapist and executive functioning coach, I’ve seen how technology can be a powerful ally in supporting students. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is one such tool that offers immense potential for enhancing learning. For students with learning disabilities and executive functioning challenges, AI can help level the playing field, providing tailored support that fosters independence and success. However, when new technologies like spell-checkers first emerged, many teachers initially labeled them as cheating. Over time, educators came to recognize their value in allowing students to focus on higher-order skills...

The Reality of Last-Minute Learning Ben, a high school junior, used to pride himself on pulling late-nighters before every major assignment. "I work better under pressure," he'd tell his worried parents. But after a particularly grueling semester left him exhausted and his grades slipping, he realized something had to change. Many high school students share Ben's experience. Teachers and school counselors consistently report that procrastination and last-minute work habits are among the most common challenges affecting student performance and wellbeing. The impact often includes: Lower grades and poorer quality work  Increased stress and anxiety Compromised physical health from lack of sleep Strained relationships with family...