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[quote=Anonymous]I'm an EF coach. I'd recommend looking for someone who can work in person with your child. It tends to be more effective than virtual. I'd also look for meetings twice per week, given that you note your child has significant EF challenges. Additionally, EF coaching is typically most effective when the student has something specific to work on in the sessions. This can make summer sessions more challenging, if your EF concerns are large school based. The coach and student can discuss "study strategies" or "how to organize an essay," but if the student can't apply it right away, they don't internalize it the same way. So, if your concerns are mostly school based, I'd look to start sessions towards the end of the summer, so the coach and student can begin to build a relationship and then quickly have concrete issues to engage.[/quote]
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