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A brief overview of executive functions, and how they can be supported
en EspañolExecutive functions are mental skills that we all use every day to get things done. We use them to set goals, plan how we’re going to do something, prioritize, remember things, manage our time and possessions, and finish what we start. Some children have weaknesses in executive functions and, regardless of how bright they are, struggle to do schoolwork and stay on top of tasks as a result.
Executive functioning issues often go hand-in-hand with ADHD, but kids without ADHD can struggle with them as well.
Organizational issues:
Time management difficulties:
Struggling to perform in school:
If you suspect your child has executive functioning weaknesses:
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