The American Academy of Pediatrics has emphasized how essential it is for kids to return to learning this fall, as school is a place where students explore opportunities to socialize, receive social-emotional support, and gather essential tools for everyday survival. But the health risks associated with going back to face-to-face classrooms in a pandemic are challenging, and educators face uncertainty and changing conditions. One thing is clear: educators will need to do more and shift to a new learning paradigm.
What can this look like? By explicitly focusing on teaching and building Executive Function skills, educators can help calm students’ state of hypervigilance, nurture their curious-to-learn attitude, and activate goal-focused behaviors.
Join Sucheta Kamath, CEO & Founder of ExQ for a webinar where she will discuss five factors that interfere with children’s ability to transition into various learning environments and seven Executive Function Habits that prepare them to engineer solutions for their own learning challenges.
Join us and learn how to:
- Understand cognitive skills essential for work and mindset transitions
- Help students make a connection between Executive Function abilities and self-sufficiency
- Design classroom environments that help kids overcome boredom, confusion, and processing problems
- Learn about specific work habits that accentuate students’ independence and personal problem-solving
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