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Executive Functions are the higher level cognitive processes that develop over time, from infancy into young adulthood when the brain matures and the pre-frontal cortex has been formed.

 

There is some debate regarding how many executive functions used in adulthood. The 10 I will reference on this website and provide information about are:

Impulse Control

Working Memory

Cognitive Flexibility

Task Inititiation

Planning and Prioritisation

Organisation

Time Management

Goal setting

Emotional control

Transitioning

Ability to Focus

 

This resource is valuable for parents seeking more information about practical strategies to support their children in the home environment. Likewise, for educators seeking the same support in learning centres, schools, co-ops and professional organisations providing care for children with additional needs.

 

Please note, to take full advantage of the information therein these packs are best suited for children from ages 2 to 9 years. We are always open to updating this information and would love your feedback. Please email info@singmoveregulate.com.au to learn more.

Impulse Control Resource pack

$29.95Price
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    My team and I can deliver the program at your learning centre, community event, playgroup, school, homeschool hub, vacation care or OSHC. Sing Move Regulate can also be delivered in an open indoor space or natural setting like a nature reserve.

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    In the spirit of reconciliation, Sing Move Regulate acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past, present and emerging and extend our respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

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