Looking forward, we continue to envision a model where education and research exist in a symbiotic relationship.
Category: Michael Koffler with Shrub Oak International School
The Healing Power of Routine: How Structure Supports Students with Trauma Histories
As research into trauma and autism continues to expand, schools remain at the forefront by adapting findings into real-world practices.
Calm Minds, Open Doors: The Power of Emotional Regulation in Autism Education
As research continues to expand, the importance of emotional regulation in autism education becomes increasingly clear.
The Power of Habit: Creating a Long-Term Athletic Routine That Sticks
The power of habit, when leveraged intentionally, can transform the most reluctant mover into a lifelong athlete.
DIY Bike Maintenance: Essential Repairs Every Cyclist Should Know
DIY bike maintenance isn’t just about fixing problems—it’s about becoming more connected to your bike and your rides.
Mental Toughness in Ultra-Endurance Cycling: The Psychological Resilience Required for Long-Distance Events
While physical preparation is essential, it is the mind that ultimately determines success in long-distance cycling.
The Role of Nutrition in Endurance and Recovery: Optimizing Performance and Reducing Fatigue
We discuss how the right fueling strategies can make the difference between hitting a personal best or hitting the wall.
The Meditative Power of Cycling: Combining Physical Activity with Mindfulness
Cycling is more than just a means of transportation or exercise; it’s a powerful tool for mental and emotional well-being.
The Evolution of Tennis Surfaces: Grass, Clay, Hard Courts, and What They Mean for Players
We discuss the origins, characteristics, and impact of each major tennis surface, exploring what they mean for players.
Overcoming Performance Anxiety: Mental Techniques for Recreational Athletes
We explore the causes of performance anxiety and provide practical mental techniques to help recreational athletes overcome it.