Bøger af Julie Tourigny

Executive Function Is Key Do some children in your classroom have difficulty remembering the rules, gathering their materials independently, or completing activities? Do some find it hard to follow and remember instructions? These children may be struggling with executive function. With stronger executive-function skills, children are better able to: follow and remember a sequence of directions, self-monitor and regulate their emotions and behaviors, develop problem-solving and organization skills, and work on projects from start to finish. Organized and Engaged: Simple and Effective Strategies to Support Executive Function explains what executive function is, why it matters, and how it differs from self-regulation. Discover strategies, activities, and play-based ideas to support children's classroom success.

"The better we are at self-regulation, the more successful we will be at life's tasks. Most children learn self-regulation--the ability to remain calm and in control of our thoughts, actions, and emotions--in response to an external event or stimuli, between the ages of three and seven."--