Luis Limon graduated college in 1990, followed by Law School in 1993. He is currently working towards a Master’s Degree in Educational Therapy to be received in 2023. Luis began teaching reading and study skills to children and adolescents in 1996. He additionally has 13 years of experience working in various fields of arts education related to the entertainment industry. In 2017, Luis joined the team at Executive Functions Coach as a test prep coach, college admissions coach, and executive functions coach. During the pandemic in 2019, EFC’s client base expanded and he began working with adults of all ages as well as school-age students. With a multitude of clients, Luis has extensive experience working both in-person and via video conference.
Executive Functions ADHD: What You Need to Know Executive Functions ADHD: How to Tell the Difference? There is often confusion when it comes to executive functions, ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder), and how they work in the brain. Executive functions and ADHD have many connections in how they affect people and their performance in life.…
Executive Functions in the Brain: What Are They? Executive Functions in the Brain: What Do They Do? Executive functions in the brain are the group of skills that allow us to perform everyday tasks in life. They are responsible for how we stay organized, solve problems, regulate our emotions, and much more. Now you may…
What Are Signs of Poor Executive Functioning? The Biggest Sign of Poor Executive Functioning There can be many clinical symptoms for poor executive functioning. However, out of all the years of working with people that have executive functioning deficits, it comes down to a common feeling: frustration. Sure common signs might include lack of focus,…
How Do Adults Learn Executive Functioning of the Brain? Many times we think that improving executive functioning of the brain is something that only our younger selves had a chance to do. That our brains and habits are pretty much fixed at a point of no return. An executive functioning disorder in adults can really…
How to Self Prepare for SAT How to self prepare for SAT nowadays is a common question that comes up. When you think about SAT test prep, you go through a list of why you are doing it. It boils down to college application requirements and scholarships. Over the past year, we have seen more…
How to Stop Procrastinating Everyone has at some point of their life asked “how to stop procrastinating?” Sometimes we are on top of it and then out of nowhere we lose motivation. There might even be some signs of avoidance behavior. We will do anything to avoid what we have to get done. Call it…
What Should You Look For in a Tutoring Service Selecting a tutoring service can be a very hard process. It is a balance of finding someone professional, but friendly. This individual will be working with your child on subject tutoring, probably a subject they are not very excited to learn. You want to find that…
How to Stay Motivated to “Blank” How to get motivated to start any project is typically the biggest challenge for a lot of people. We will be talking about staying motivated or increasing motivation in future blogs, but starting is always hard. Why is starting so hard? Do we have an inherent fear when it…
College Counseling Tutorial: How to Write College Essays The age old question of how to write college essays is a tough one. When we think about college essays, we tend to associate it with boring questions like “Recount a time when you faced a challenge, setback, or failure. How did it affect you, and what…
What Makes a Good Tutoring Program? Whether you are a parent preparing a tutoring program for your child, a new tutor learning the trade, or considering one of our programs, we hope this helps. Running a great program doesn’t require a teaching degree or any subject tutoring certifications. Providing a good program especially in this…