Executive Function
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Executive Functioning Skills
By Meghan Kyne
Executive Function is a set of three cognitive processes - Working Memory, Inhibitory Control, and Cognitive Flexibility - that work together to allow us to plan, focus, and multitask for the successful completion of day-to-day tasks.
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Executive Function Parts & Examples. Find activities to help reinforce executive functioning in the classroom
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- Slide: 1
- WORKING MEMORY
- $87.50move the decimal...8.75 is about 8.88.8 x 2 = $17.60
- How much is the tip?
- $17.60
- Working memory is the ability to hold information in the mind and work with it. The ability to remember instructions, create a plan of action , and pay attention, are all dependent upon working memory.
- Slide: 2
- INHIBITORY CONTROL
- I'm so happy to finally meet you!
- Inhibitory control is the ability to control attention, behavior, thoughts, and emotions - instead of acting on impulse or desire.
- Slide: 3
- COGNITIVE FLEXIBILITY
- esserts
- Tom! Great to see you!
- Lunch Specials
- ndae - 5cake - 6isu - 6
- Thanks Phil!
- And here's your change...
- Roast beef on a hardball, LTO, Mayonnaise, Choice of side and fountain soda7 -
- Hey Joe!
- Cognitive flexibility is the ability to change tasks, adjust to changed demands, changed priorities, and changed perspectives.
- Slide: 0
- Thank you for coming in today.
- Did she steal that outfit from her pre-teen daughter?!
- Order up!
- How's that sandwich?
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