executive function
Did you know that executive functioning (EF) develops more slowly in students with ADHD? Delays in mental processes that help children concentrate, plan, and organize are very common. Developing a plan to implement successful strategies can be a challenge and may require some creativity. In our second workshop focused on ADHD and executive function, participants will learn effective strategies and how to help your student successfully use them at home and school.
Presenter: Dr. Mary Ann Mulcahey
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