Executive Functioning
Learning about Executive Functioning and strategies for developing EF skills is key to supporting many diverse learners!
Why should I learn about Executive Functioning?
We all have Executive Functioning
Executive Functioning Skills include:
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organization
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attention and focus
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time management
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impulse control
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emotional regulation
Each person has different skills and deficits in EF
We are all growing and learning better ways. Our EF skills are very dynamic! We can become more organized, just as we can become less focused.
EF is easily impacted
Since Executive Functioning occurs in the frontal lobe of the brain and requires more brain work than most of our systems, it is typically the first to be impacted when the brain needs to prioritize other systems.
Want to find out what EF skills to focus on?
"I didn't realize how much the topic of executive functioning applied to my role. Now that I know about executive functioning, the different types of skills, and how to help the kids in my program develop those skills-I feel so much more effective in using strategies and my teaching has a better and more visible impact."
Learn More About the Executive Functioning Bundle
The EF Bundle will come with a more detailed EF Skills Assessment to pinpoint executive functioning needs. The bundle is self-paced and signing up gets you complete access.
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Resources
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