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Executive Functioning

This self-paced online professional development course equips educators with the knowledge and tools to understand, recognize, and support executive functioning (EF) in students. Participants will explore how EF skills like working memory, cognitive flexibility, and inhibition impact learning and behavior, and they will learn research-based strategies to strengthen these skills across all grade levels.
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Online Course

Progress through the content with scheduled Zoom sessions

3 PDHs

Awarded upon successful completion of the course

This course is designed for you, the educator.

Grounded in current research and real classroom experiences, this course invites teachers to reflect on how executive functioning skills influence student behavior, attention, mental health, and learning. Educators will examine their own classroom practices, school culture, and digital norms while considering concrete strategies to support student well-being and foster healthier, developmentally appropriate learning environments.
Throughout this course you will be able to:
  • Identify Executive Functioning Skills
  • Explore How Executive Function Skills Develop
  • Identify Executive Functioning Challenges
  • Discuss Executive Functioning Strategies and Interventions 

Meet the minds behind our course

Stacey McGuffin

Professional Learning Specialist, ROE 4
About
Stacey McGuffin is a Professional Learning Specialist at ROE 4. She has dedicated nearly a quarter century to educational excellence. She began her career as a special education teacher at the middle and high school level. Stacey has also taught in multiple states including Illinois, Georgia, and California. She continues to lead professional development in best practices in co-teaching and student engagement.

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