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Appendix A - Executive Function Skills.pdf
The Facilitation Roadmap
The Facilitation Roadmap
Use the Facilitation Roadmap to prepare for or reflect on facilitation. Depending on your content, you can facilitate executive function skill building at all levels along the roadmap. Consider inhibitory control — specifically, thinking before acting. If you are using a text such as No, David!, Junie B. Jones, the Ramona collection, Sideways Stories from Wayside School, etc., there are numerous opportunities to dig into characters’ actions and discuss how/why they acted before thinking as well as what they could have done differently.
In any content area, you can use "Guide the student to identify a resource or approach" to strengthen working memory and problem solving.
The Executive Function Facilitation Grid
The Executive Function Facilitation Grid
This tool is intended for students identified as needing support in one or more executive function skills. Use the grid to identify focus skills to be developed.
The Executive Function Survey for Primary
The Executive Function Survey for Primary
Students can self-assess their EF skills with the support of a parent or teacher. They can track their progress at different benchmarks during the year.
The Executive Function Survey for 3-5
The Executive Function Survey for 3-5
Older students can independently self-assess. They can track their progress at different benchmarks during the year.
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