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Modeling Executive Functions at Home: What Children Learn from Our Systems
Day 3 — Community & Connection
Children do not learn organization, planning, and follow-through from lectures. They learn by watching how the adults around them manage real life. Every calendar on the wall, every checklist by the door, and every moment of repair after a forgotten task becomes a live demonstration of executive functioning in action.
Key Takeaways
- How children learn executive functions by observing adults
- Creating visible systems that model organization and planning
- The role of repair and flexibility in teaching follow-through
- Practical family systems that support developing attention and working memory
Modeling Executive Functions at Home: What Children Learn from Our Systems
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