Executive Functioning, Regulation, and Getting Started in Your Homeschool
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This companion guide helps you apply key executive functioning strategies in your homeschool day, with practical tools and printables you can use right away.
16 pages
Description
Executive functioning skills such as task initiation, working memory, and persistence rely on the brain’s “thinking center.” However, that part of the brain is only fully available when the nervous system is regulated.
When children are dysregulated, their brain shifts into a protection mode often called fight, flight, or freeze. In this state, the brain prioritizes safety rather than learning or problem solving.
This means that a child may know what to do but still struggle to get started
Before focusing on strategies to improve executive functioning skills, we often need to help the nervous system settle so the thinking brain can come back online.
Most parents assume starting work is about motivation or behavior, but the brain works in layers.
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