Educational Materials for Grades 7-12 | Writing, Reading, Activities

Students in Grades 7-12 may benefit from additional educational help or tutoring with Dr. Warren's grade-specific learning materials. With unique thinking skills and educational requirements in mind, this collection of academic and remedial tools was created specifically for an older population of learners.

Please note: Older students who struggle with dyslexia or other learning disabilities that require remedial assistance may benefit from materials listed in earlier grades.

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Executive Functioning Test - Executive Functioning Remediation Assessment 1 (EFRA1)

Working Memory Activities Bundle | Good Sensory Learning

Planning, Time Management & Organization | Good Sensory

Reading Assessment For Orton Gillingham: Phonics Assessment for Reading and Targeted Support (PARTS)

Executive Functioning Games Bundle - Working Memory, Attention To Detail

Show Dont Tell Descriptive Writing Game colorful cover

Show Don't Tell Descriptive Writing Game | Good Sensory Learning

A fairy tail image that includes inferences about smoking

Making Inferences the Fun & Easy Way | Worksheets

This downloadable, 132-page, PDF document provides research, assessments, activities, and games that develop visualization skills for improved academics.

Mindful Visualization for Learning | Good Sensory Learning

Cover of Working Memory, Hemisphere Integration, and Attention Building Activities with brain

Working Memory, Hemisphere Integration 2| Good Sensory Learning

book cover illustrates images that have multiple meanings

Abstract Thinking Multiple Meanings | Higher Order Language Skills

Cover image of the game memory master depicts an elephant in a blue circle

Executive Functioning Game Memory Master

Cover of Hey, what's the big idea game shows a kid smiling and jumping

Hey, What's the Big Idea Game | Good Sensory Learning

Brain with moving cogs illustrates cover of working memory activities

Working Memory, Hemisphere Integration 1| Good Sensory Learning

Cover image of Word Shuffle game with two caterpillars

Word Shuffle Literary Term & Grammar Game | Good Sensory Learning

Cover with eyes for Visual Tracking Assessment and Activities

Visual Tracking Assessment and Activities for Improved Learning

Collage of three visualization publications all show a face with an eye in the middle of the forehead

Teaching Visualization for Learning Bundle | Good Sensory Learning

Mastering Literary Devices | Good Sensory Learning

Collage of Dr. Warren's Executive Functioning Publications

Executive Functioning Cognitive Remedial Bundle

The Student Processing Inventory 2 Grade 6 to College| Good Sensory Learning

Card Game In or Out - Executive Functioning Games

Executive Functioning Card Game - Focus | Strengthen Language Skills

Colorful collage of pages from The Ultimate and Mindful Editable Planner

The Ultimate Mindful & Editable Planner | Good Sensory Learning

Colorful cover for Show Don't Tell Suspense Writing Game

Show Don't Tell 2 Suspense Writing Game | Good Sensory Learning

collage of publications that develop higher order language skills

Higher Order Language Learning Bundle

How Can We Best Support Students in High School?

It's never too late to support your students and provide them the needed attention, strategies and knowledge! In addition, whether students continue with higher education or join the workforce after graduation, it's imperative that they have the needed literacy and cognitive skills to be active and informed members of society. They need to be:

fluent readers with strong comprehension skills
capable writers with both keyboarding skills and legible handwriting
competent math skills
adept social emotional abilities

Can Students with Learning Disabilities Go to College?

Students with all types of disabilities can continue their education. If they have not acquired the basic entrance skills, continued education with a learning specialist or educational therapist can help them to prepare and find the best programs to suit their needs. Many times, an individualized approach can transform struggling learners into strong and capable students.