Educator Resources

This is here to guide and point you to some very well researched and scientifically backed resources. If anything isn’t clear, or if you have further questions, or would like to know if there are more resources you'd like to follow up with, please don't hesitate to reach out—in any format that works for you. Let’s get clarity together so you can gather as much information as you need to succeed.

Resource 1: Warm Nudge Templates

Warm nudges are reminders and encouragements sent out to students before class or a due date of an assignment or test. As an educator, feel free to use these as templates for your classes.

Resource 2: Transparent Assignment Design

Transparent assignment design significantly boosts student success by eliminating ambiguity around expectations and criteria. When students know exactly what’s being asked of them, their in- and out-of-class engagement improves, their confidence grows, and they have a stronger foundation for developing executive-function skills.

Resource 3: Modes of Engagement

Low friction modes of engagement support diverse neurotypes and processing differences. These warm up the brain, scaffold executive function, and provide initiation support. As an educator, feel free to use these as templates for your classes.

Resource 4: Midterm Pulse Surveys

Midterm pulse surveys help you gauge whether the strategies you are implementing are working. It shows students your continued curiosity and care, and allows you to make adjustments to your student supports.

Resource 5: Student Scripts

These are scripts students can use to lower the cognitive load and initiation barriers often involved when contacting a professor.