Free Checklist: Executive Dysfunctions in the Classroom
Executive dysfunction commonly plagues children with ADHD at school and at home, impacting their working memory, ability to prioritize and organize, and sustained attention, among other things. Teachers and parents, use this checklist to identify your students’ greatest challenges — and brainstorm pinpointed solutions.
Executive Skills Checklist for Parents and Teachers
Use this free download to identify and remedy school challenges — plus get more information on executive functions at school via email.
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Executive Dysfunction in the Classroom: A Skills Checklist for Parents and Teachers
The following executive dysfunctions experienced by many children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD or ADD) contribute to academic difficulties at school:
– response inhibition
– working memory
– emotional control
– task initiation
– sustained attention
– planning/prioritization
– flexibility
– organization
– time management
– goal-directed persistence
– metacognition
Finding the best ADHD school accommodations requires understanding the specifics of each student’s executive dysfunction. Teachers can administer the following executive skills checklist to their students or parents can fill out the worksheet and give it to their child’s teacher.
NOTE: This resource is for personal use only.
Executive Skills Checklist for Parents and Teachers
Use this free download to identify and remedy school challenges — plus get more information on executive functions at school via email.
You may opt out at any time. Terms of Use and Privacy Policy .
