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Welcome to The Executive Function Project Blog

Explore the latest insights, strategies, and resources to enhance executive function skills and promote personalized learning. The blog covers a wide range of topics related to executive function, learning theory, educational strategies, and personal development. Whether a student, educator, parent, or professional, the blog aims to provide valuable content to support the journey toward success.

Know Your Learning Style audio learning executive functions kinesthetic learning learning growth learning styles personal growth positive thinking visual learning Mar 11, 2024

 

Have you ever wondered why you seem to absorb and keep information more quickly in certain situations than in others? Have you ever been confused as to why the study methods that work for your peers are less effective for you? The answer lies in discovering and unlocking your unique learning styl...

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What is Executive Function, and Why Does It Matter? executive functions learning growth personal growth positive thinking professional development Mar 04, 2024

Executive function, a cognitive process that enables individuals to plan, organize, and execute tasks includes problem-solving, decision-making, working memory, attention, and self-control. Such skills are crucial for achieving goals and interacting effectively with others. Understanding the executi...

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Mindful Reading: At the Intersection of Mindfulness and Reading Feb 18, 2024

 

Has the state of the world, the chaos in your home, and the overall dark cloud hanging over 2020 got you down? We talk a lot about self-care and how important it is. So, this is a good time to talk about Mindful Reading as another self-care tool in the toolbox.

And yep, it’s a thing. At the int...

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At The Intersection of Fear and Creativity Feb 11, 2024

 

“Your fear will always be triggered by your creativity, because creativity asks you to enter into realms of uncertain outcome and fear hates uncertain outcome.”

Elizabeth Gilbert, Big Magic

The way I look at it is sure, fear hates creativity, but creativity also hates fear.

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5 Ways to Read More Books! Feb 04, 2024

 

We all know that the act of reading and being engrossed in a book that takes you to a different place or a different time, is a dreamy act of self-care. We all know that when our mind is busy following a character’s journey, we don’t have nearly as much time to create anxiety inducing scenarios t...

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Motivation: Are We Doing It Right? Jan 28, 2024

 

The short answer is no.

I recently wrote an educational blog post about how we often misinterpret unmotivated behavior in students as being lazy, when in reality they are NOT unmotivated. Research is plentiful on motivation and The Center on the Developing Child at Harvard explains that dopamine...

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How Meta-Cognitive Strategies Cured My Writer’s Block Jan 21, 2024

 

“It’s none of their business that you have to learn how to write. Let them think you were born that way.” ~ Ernest Hemingway

Meta-cognition, very simply put, is thinking about your thinking. I won’t bore you with my long-winded definition and ponderings, but I will warn you it’s one of my favori...

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