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Executive Functioning

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  • Which is a coping strategy that supports emotional regulation?
    Ignoring feelings until they pass
    Shouting to release frustration
    Taking deep breaths before reacting
    Avoiding tasks completely
  • Why does organization matter?
    It guarantees you will get straight A’s
    It makes sports performance better
    It helps save time and reduces stress
    It prevents all mistakes
  • Which is the BEST example of time management?
    Staying up all night and hoping for the best
    Studying for a test the morning of class
    Spending hours scrolling social media before homework
    Breaking a big assignment into smaller tasks
  • A student who blurts out answers, interrupts others, and acts before thinking likely struggles with…
    Sustained attention
    Flexibility
    Impulse control
    Time management
  • Which is the BEST example of emotional regulation?
    Ignoring problems until they go away
    Walking away from an argument to cool down
    Pretending to be happy when upset
    Yelling louder when someone disagrees
  • Which tool is MOST helpful for improving sustained attention?
    Listening to loud music while studying
    Eating a big meal before class
    Checking notifications every 2 minutes
    The Pomodoro technique (work in timed chunks)
  • Flexibility means…
    Being able to bend and stretch during gym
    Memorizing everything exactly as it is
    Adapting to new situations and handling changes in plans
    Never letting others influence your decisions
  • What are some challenges with executive functions?
    Having trouble learning a new language in school
    Struggling to remember specific facts for a history test
    Difficulty setting goals, easily overwhelmed, disorganized
    Difficulty running long distances or keeping up in gym class
  • Someone who often forgets their homework, feels overwhelmed, and struggles to set goals is showing…
    Poor motor coordination
    High intelligence
    Strong self-control
    Executive functioning challenges
  • What are executive functions?
    The ability to lift heavy objects and build strength
    The ability to manage activities and behavior
    The ability to memorize facts and recall information instant
    The ability to speak multiple languages fluently
  • Which one of these is not a part of executive functioning?
    Mental Flexibility
    Comprehension
    Organization
    Self Control
  • A student is upset when their group project plan changes. They remind themselves, “That’s okay, I can try a different way.” This shows:
    Impulse control
    Working memory
    Organization
    Flexibility
  • Which scenario shows sustained attention?
    Working on an essay for 30 minutes without distractions
    Daydreaming during a lecture
    Switching between five apps while studying
    Talking to a friend during math class
  • Which of these BEST shows poor organization?
    Needing glasses to see the board
    Talking with friends at lunch
    A messy locker with missing assignments
    Running late because of traffic
  • Which activity depends MOST on working memory?
    Following a multi-step recipe without re-reading
    Watching a movie twice to understand it
    Typing a paper with notes in front of you
    Listening to music while drawing
  • Planning means…
    Memorizing all the material for a test the night before
    Avoiding responsibility and letting others decide
    Setting goals, breaking them into steps, and ordering them
    Always finishing tasks without breaks