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Category Archives - Executive Functions
What are Adaptive Skills?
Adaptive skills and behavior describe the way that people meet their basic needs for self-care, decision making, communication, and learning.
What Are Phonological-Awareness Skills?
Phonological-awareness skills help a child to distinguish letter sounds, hear and manipulate the sounds in spoken words, and understand that spoken
What Does the Processing-Speed Index Measure?
At its core, the processing speed index measures a child’s ability efficiently to scan and understand visual information and complete
What Does the Working-Memory Index Measure?
At its core, the working memory index measures a child’s ability to hold verbal and visual information in mind and
What Does the Visual Spatial Processing Index Measure?
At its core, the visual spatial processing index measures a child’s ability to analyze and assess visual information and details,
What Does the Fluid-reasoning Index Measure?
At its core, the fluid reasoning index measures a child’s ability to apply logic and reasoning to problem solving and
What Does the Verbal Comprehension Index Measure?
At its core, the verbal comprehension index measures a child’s ability to access his vocabulary, express himself in a meaningful
How to Help a Teen Improve Executive Functions
Do you know a high schooler or college student who just can’t get it together? Maybe they struggle to “reach
Recommended Physical Activity to Improve Academic Skills and Executive Functioning
Summer is a great time for outdoor sports. As you may already know, physical activity is good for the body
Improve Executive Functions through Video Game Play
It shouldn’t be much of a surprise to parents, educators, and developmental psychologists that children learn through their video game
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ADHD: An Introduction
