Schoolhouse Blocks: A Guide to Building Foundational Executive Functions
Executive function (EF) deficits are commonly mistaken for — and exacerbated by — ADHD symptoms. The reverse is also true, making EF and ADHD inextricably linked yet also distinct. To address a student’s challenges, teachers and parents must first understand their origins and then enact the EF strategies outlined in this 12-page guide.
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– 9 ways to address executive function challenges associated with reading, writing, and math
– 19 questions to help your child develop the metacognition that powers confidence, persistence, and positive self-esteem
– 5 steps to help a student with ADHD practice effective self-advocacy
– 12 solutions to self-control weaknesses that cause classroom disruptions
– 11 strategies to help kids develop emotional regulation by recognizing and naming their feelings
– 4 ways to build motivation in students with ADHD who struggle with focus, prioritization, and procrastination
– 10 tools for improving working memory
– 5 academic challenges rooted in ADHD executive dysfunction
– 6 ways to develop emotional control
Get all of these resources in this concise, practical, 12-page guide to building stronger executive functions in children with ADHD.
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The Ultimate Executive Function Guide
Download this free book of practical, hands-on solutions to executive function challenges, and get more school and learning help from ADDitude via email.
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