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8 Key Executive Functions
Executive functions let people plan, organize and complete tasks.
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Executive functions
are skills everyone uses to organize and act on information.
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Executive Functioning
Issues can affect your child everyday life.
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If your kid has executive functioning issues
They may struggle with or all of the following skills.
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Impulse Control
Helps your child think before acting.
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JD Hancock
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Impulse control
They might blurt out inappropriate things.
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Impulse Control
Kid's are more likely to engage in risky behavior.
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Impulse Control
Being able to block out surrounding stimuli.
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Emotional Control
Helps your child keep their feelings in check.
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Emotional Control
Children with weak emotional control often overreact.
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Emotional Control
Kid's have trouble dealing with criticism and regrouping when something goes wrong.
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Emotional Control
Your child's brain is assigning an importance and magnitude.
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Flexible Thinking
Allows your child to adjust to the unexpected.
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Flexible Thinking
Kid's with “rigid” thinking don’t roll with the punches.
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Flexible Thinking
Kid's get frustrated if asked to think about something from a different angle.
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Flexible Thinking
Kid can learn to observe and adate to changes in their environment
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Working Memory
Allows your kid to keep key information in their mind.
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Working Memory
Trouble remembering directions.
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Working Memory
Being able to visionalize the information learned.
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Self- Monitoring
Allows your child to evaluate how their doing.
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Self- Monitoring
They'll be surprised by a bad grade or negative feedback.
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Self- Monitoring
Evaluating the information moment to moment.
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Planning and Prioritizing
Helps your child decide on a goal and a plan to meet it.
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Planning and Prioritizing
Your child may not know which parts of a project are most important.
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Planning and Prioritizing
Directing their energy with goals in right order of importance.
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Task Initiation
Helps your child take action and get started.
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Task Initiation
Your child may freeze up because they have no idea where to begin.
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Task Initiation
Controlling their negative feeling and doing something positive.
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Organization
Lets your child keep track of things physically and mentally.
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Organization
Your child can lose their train of thought-as well as their cell phone and homework.
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Organization
Recover their mental picture by mainaining their focus.
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Like all skills
Executive Functioning can be strengthened.
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Our online course offers strategies
So your child can improve their organization, working memory and flexible thinking.
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With our course
you'll learn new ways to manage and improve these issues naturally.
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ADHD Managed
10-week course for ages 4,5 &6
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Get more information
www.adhdmanaged.com/home-10
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http://www.phenobraintraining.com
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