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Executive Functioning and Learning

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Show Notes

Our brains are not fully developed until the mid-20s, so it’s no wonder that our adolescents still need help with the all important executive functioning skills. In this episode, we talk about the often underestimated yet pivotal aspect of cognitive growth: executive functioning in teens. 

Tune in as our guest host, Natalie Tamburello, discusses executive functioning with Dr. Sharmila Roy, and Stacey Soderquist both from The Schwab Learning Center at CHC. They talk about real-life scenarios and the impact of executive functioning skills on our ability to complete a task, plus how we can nurture executive functioning skills to empower adolescents to thrive academically, emotionally, and socially. They also explore the role of organizational tools and communication techniques in enhancing these cognitive abilities.

RESOURCES

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Reading Resources:

The Teen Brain: 7 Things to Know

Executive Function Skills

A Guide to Executive Function

Executive Functioning Resources for Professionals

Executive Function: A New Lens for Viewing Your Child

Three Areas of Executive Function

Helping Students Develop Executive Function Skills

How to Sharpen Executive Functions

Executive Function: Implications for Education

Researchers:

The Brown Model of Executive Function Impairments in ADHD

The Important Role of Executive Functioning and Self Regulation in ADHD

Dawson & Guare: Smart But Scattered

Book:

Seeing My Time: Visual Tools for Executive Functioning Success

From CHC’s Resource Library:

Articles

Trouble With Executive Function at Different Ages

Executive Function Is the Secret Ingredient to Student Success

Making the Move to Middle School? How to Improve Executive Functioning Skills

4 Ways Classroom Design Impacts Executive Functioning

Executive Function: What It Is and Why It’s Important

What is Executive Dysfunction?

With handout

Technology to Support Executive Functioning

Activities to Help Your Child Develop Executive Function Skills