About Executive Skills
Executive Function skills encompass time management, organization, study habits, routine building, self-control, adaptability, and self-awareness.
Our customized EF program seeks to enhance a student's academic and extracurricular abilities through one on one coaching that helps a student develop lifelong planning and functioning skills to set them up for success in their future and achieving their goals.
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Mason has been teaching for five years both in schools in the Houston Metropolitan area and abroad. Alongside his work as an English Instructor is his service as a mental health advocate; empowering students with necessary tools for them to shape a life of optimal health and wellness. His role as an Executive Functioning Coach brings him great delight, as it allows him to share strategies that students need to enhance their academic and social growth. In his free time, Mason enjoys gardening, practicing yoga, and crocheting.
Director of Executive Function Skills Program
Danielle Fadare is originally from Los Angeles, CA, but has also taught in schools in our nation's capital, Washington DC. She has over 15 years of experience with students - including teaching, tutoring and coaching cheerleading at the high school and collegiate level. Above all, her passion is teaching students how to be successful both inside and outside of the classroom.
Kay is a native of Louisiana and has taught students across the bayou state. She is a graduate of Grambling State University where she obtained a Bachelors of Arts degree in Psychology and a Masters of Arts degree in teaching with a concentration in special education.
She enjoys traveling, cooking, planning, and organizing. Most of Kay’s experience is with students who have learning differences — she believes that “One Size Fits All” doesn’t work in education.
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