Curriculum Coffee

I am sure you have heard the newest buzzwords in education: Executive Function, but what do they mean and why are these skills important? Think of them as the brain's super powers. For younger students, executive functioning skills show up in everyday activities like remembering homework assignments, staying on task during class, or transitioning from one activity to the next. Executive functioning is not only important for school—it helps children in their social relationships, in problem-solving, and in managing their emotions.

For a more in-depth conversation about these important skills and how you can support your children in developing them, please join LS Learning Specialist, Caitlin Tisch on Tuesday, December 10th at 8:15.

Host or Publisher University School of Nashville