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Top 7 Executive Functioning Strategies for Kids
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2024
- Do you know what executive functioning is?? Better yet, do you know how it impacts your child's ability to successfully get through their day?? Today's video is giving you a little background on what exactly executive functioning skills are PLUS we're sharing 7 of our favorite strategies you can implement to improve your child's executive functioning skills during play!
Table of Contents
00:00 Introduction
01:05 The 7 components of executive functions
02:35 Areas were kiddos may struggle / Functional challenges
07:41 7 Favorite activities for executive functioning
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I struggle so much with my own executive function skills that helping my child feels like the blind leading the blind.
That's definitely very common! We recommend trying some strategies for yourself as well!
Amazing work👍
I like to explain Executive Function as POSITIVE skills which stands for: Planning, Organization, Self-awareness, Initiation, Time-management, Inhibition, Visualizing outcomes, and Evaluating priorities.
That's great, thanks!
Thank you for your videos! I am a support teacher for children in foster care and these videos are so helpful in building a toolbox of strategies to develop executive functioning skills. I always recommend an OT 🙌🏽
So glad they're helpful!!!!!
Great video, ladies! Thank you!
Thank you all for making this video!! I will be checking out the podcast and implementing some activities for my 5 yo (and little sister to join in the fun too).
Thank you so much ladies. Could you please share some metronome exercises which I can do at home with my child with ADHD
We have another video - ruclips.net/video/eEJUYOVTlh4/видео.htmlsi=gZgnYoXDdoJ6VVVX
And a full course - harkla.co/products/30-day-multi-sensory-processing-challenge?_pos=1&_sid=ebe39b158&_ss=r
This is 95% of my grade 4 classes.
Definitely check out our course on including sensory strategies into the classroom! harkla.co/products/classroom-sensory-training
Thank you so much! Your podcast and videos have helped me a lot!
That's so great to hear! Thank you for letting us know!
Any updates , thanks for sharing
Let us know if you have any questions!
So OT would be the one to work with the executive functioning?
Many OTs are trained in executive functioning strategies!
My son got an after school detention for crushing smarties candy and acting like he was smoking weed. This was taught by his peers. The first time he pretended he got a warning. How can we curve that Talking to him doesn’t work. Can you explain it to me?
Ah, so sorry, we can't give specific advice on this topic!
Is the metronome meant to be played during an activity as background sound or is the child supposed to perform a task at the tempo of the metronome? Thanks!
Good question!
The activity is supposed to be done to the tempo of the metronome. For some children, this will be very difficult to start with and will need to be worked on over time.
If a child is having an easy time with the activity, you can increase the tempo of the metronome to increase the difficulty of the challenge!
Is the Zones of Regulation page you held up in this video available for free download, or do we have to buy it on her page? You're the second reference to that I've seen in the last week so it seems it's something I need for my boys :)
Hey there!
While you can Google and print this handout, we definitely recommend the full program! With the full program you receive so much more than just a single handout!
It's not one of our handouts, but we love the program so much that we use it a lot on our own!
Does it come in adult sizes?
See all of our products here! harkla.co/collections/all-products
Music is so distracting that I can’t concentrate on your words. I’m going to turn off the sound and turn on the closed captioning. (Auditory processing challenges here.)
Hi! Apologies for the distracting music! We have taken music out of our more recent videos!
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Thanks. I’m sure I’m not the only one with auditory processing challenges. I am grateful that closed captioning is an option on most of RUclips videos.
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No thus wasnt my child, its Meeeee! A whst the doctors at ucla medicalcenter called a stroke, abpiece of a vegitative growth( think internal wart, became brittal & broke Off.)causing what the doctors termed a stroke. I was 29 years old with 3 children 6,4,almost 2 months. Yah, real fun! Well
I believe this truggered adhd in me. Before,I think I was borderline,before, loved that hyperfocas, used it toget so much done.now squirrel, bunny,shiny! Huh??? Clutter everywhere,shug,I've always been messy.trying to fugure out hiw to get my exfuntion to work again.😊
Thank you for sharing! We have a podcast episode all about ADHD in adults! harkla.co/blogs/podcast/233-adhd-in-adults-with-dr-ashley-houchin-clinical-psychologist?_pos=11&_sid=ea68fe212&_ss=r