“In many ways, ADHD and executive functioning issues go hand in hand. That’s because most of the symptoms of ADHD (also known as ADD) are actually problems with executive function. (You’ll see the signs of each are very similar!) There’s one big difference between the two, however.”
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2018 Printable Goals Calendar for Kids
“These printable 2018 calendar sheets may help him stay on track with common goals like getting to school on time or cleaning up his room. In addition to the calendar sheets, there are 14 goals you can download, print and cut out. Each one comes with a list of steps your child can follow to get the job done. (You and your child can also create your own goals and steps.)”
ADHD | Hyperactivity in Children | Executive Function Disorder
Executive Functioning Issues | Do Kids Outgrow Issues With Executive Functions?
“The good news is that for many kids with ADHD, executive functions eventually mature by their early to mid-twenties. The not-so-good news is that growing up with this kind of delay can be very frustrating. It can make school and other aspects of daily life a lot more difficult.”
Self-Regulation Skills in Children
It can be easy to confuse self-regulation with self-control. The two are related, but they’re not the same. Self-control is primarily a social skill. Kids use it to keep their behavior, emotions and impulses in check.
Self-regulation is a different sort of skill. It allows kids to manage their emotions, behavior and body movement when they’re faced with a situation that’s tough to handle. And it allows them to do that while still staying focused and paying attention.
Executive Functioning Issues | What I Wish I’d Known Sooner
How to Use Color-Coding to Keep Kids Organized | Executive Function Tips
“Does your child have trouble keeping track of things—from class assignments to sports gear? Organization can be a problem for kids with executive functioning issues. Try these ideas to make it easier for your child to keep tabs on her stuff at home and school.”
S.O.A.R. Tutoring & Advocacy 