Promoting Executive Function in the Classroom

Abstract

Part 1. Understanding Executive Function: The Challenge for 21st-Century Teachers. L. Meltzer, Understanding, Assessing and Teaching Executive Function Processes: The Why, What, and How. L. Meltzer, S. Basho, Creating a Classroomwide Executive Function Culture That Fosters Strategy Use, Motivation, and Resilience. Part 2. Scaffolding Executive Function Processes into the Curriculum Content. K. Krishnan, M. J. Feller, M. Orkin, Goal Setting, Planning, and Prioritizing: The Foundations of Effective Learning. K. Krishnan, M. J. Feller, Organizing: The Heart of Efficient and Successful Learning. D. M. Kincaid, N. Trautman, Remembering: Teaching Students How to Retain and Mentally Manipulate Information. L. Meltzer, J. S. Bagnato, Shifting and Flexible Problem Solving: The Anchors for Academic and Life Success. J. S. Bagnato, L. Meltzer, Self-Monitoring and Self-Checking: The Cornerstones of Independent Learning. J. A. Stein, Emotional Self-Regulation: A Critical Component of Executive Function. Part 3. Case Studies: Addressing Executive Function Weaknesses Across the Grades, Lena Hannus-Suksi, Laura Sales Pollica, Wendy Stacey, Melissa J. Feller, and Jason Bendezu. Appendix: Reproducibles for the Classroom.

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