EXECUTIVE FUNCTION SKILLS: Strategies to Bolster Student Learning Online and in the Classroom (Help Your Students Develop Superpowers in Learning)

Session Overview:

Specifically Designed for General Education Classroom Teachers, Special Education Teachers, Paraprofessionals, Speech-Language Pathologists, Occupational Therapists,

• • • Help your students improve in key executive function areas: organization, time management, working memory, task completion, impulse control, emotional self-regulation, anger management, and social skills

    • Practical ways you can adapt your instruction to enhance students' ability to develop and use key executive function skills whether teaching in-person or online

    • Designed for grades K-12 inclusive and special education settings

    • Activities, examples, checklists, and much more, including resources you can take back and begin using immediately with your students
      Practical Ideas and Strategies

Over the past decade the research has exploded in the diagnosis and treatment of students who have difficulties in executive functioning. Executive dysfunction is thought to be the underlying neurological difficulty for many of our students with learning challenges and learning barriers. Veteran teacher, Dr. Powell, addresses dozens of interventions and practical strategies you can use to help students lacking executive function skills, whether working in-person or online.