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What is Executive Function?

3 Clock Hours Early Childhood Education Training
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1. Consider a typical morning routine for Rodney. What does it usually entail and what skills, habits, or thought processes are necessary in order for him to complete the routine? How does Executive Function play a role?


Katherine

12/31/2017 08:55:50 pm

It was unclear as to whether he wakes up via an alarm clock or a parent wakes him. If the clock, there's one thing to remember. Getting to the bus on time seems stressful for him in the mornings as his thoughts are disorganized. Anything he could do to help that, such as visual cues, a schedule, putting things in the same spot every time, would all help the morning be less of an issue. Due to executive function-related issues, internally he has difficulty structuring and planning so anything external and visual could help with this.

 

Amira

1/1/2018 09:30:56 pm

Getting on the bus seems to be a stress trigger for Rodney, as well as remember things for school. He has a hard time with impulse control and needs to adopt better sleeping habits.

 

Andrea Black

1/1/2018 09:59:49 pm

Rodney struggles with his mornings and depending on the night before, he may benefit from more sleep. As for his routine, he needs a checklist for what he should do in the morning and in the afternoon/evening. Verbal cues from his parents can help, though as a parent, I know kids don’t always want to hear that. Without a plan or schedule it makes sense that he’s getting lost in his daily life.

 

 

Gabe

1/17/2018 04:05:18 pm

Rodney's schedule could benefit greatly from organization changes that could positively impact his daily routine. A lot of the days issue can begin with a bad start to the morning. If Rodney had designated places for his necessities such as his backpack, he would eliminate the risk of being late to school. If his morning goes smoother, his day may follow and his instinct to organize the rest of his day and evening at home will then follow.


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1. Course Agenda
​​2. Pre-Assessment​ (1/5)
3. Executive Function Defined
4. Self-Regulation
5. Myths about Executive Function
6. A Day in the Life
7. What Does it Take? (2/5) ​ 
8. Rodney's Day and What it Takes
9. Signs of Executive Function Issues
10. Is it EFD?
11. Factors that Influence (3/5)
12. Executive Function Stages
13. Helping Executive Function
14. Getting to Know Children
15. Specific Accommodations 
16. Turning Some Ideas on Their Head
17. How is EFD Diagnosed
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