Planning, time, getting started, organization, remembering, focus, checking work and flexibility. Sixteen statements for the student and a parent, results by skill, and where to start.
Sixteen statements, about five minutes. Have the student and a parent each take it, then compare: the differences are often the most useful part. Answers stay on this device.
Executive function is the set of skills that turn intentions into finished work: planning, managing time, getting started, staying organized, remembering, focusing, checking work and adjusting when plans change. These skills keep developing through the teen years and into the twenties, and they can be practiced like any other skill.
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