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In this episode of Creating Readers, host Savannah Campbell and guest Marisa Ware discuss the critical role of executive functioning in literacy and education.
Marisa, an executive function specialist, explains the various skills involved in executive functioning, such as attention, organization, and self-regulation, and how these skills are essential for successful reading and learning.
They explore practical strategies for teaching these skills to students, emphasizing the importance of explicit instruction and support in the classroom. The conversation highlights the interconnectedness of executive functioning and literacy, providing insights for educators and parents alike. The discussion emphasizes the necessity of creating an inclusive learning environment that fosters both academic and social skills.
Follow Marisa on Instagram at @mwliteracy
Find her executive functioning freebie here!
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In this episode of Creating Readers, host Savannah Campbell and guest Marisa Ware discuss the critical role of executive functioning in literacy and education.
Marisa, an executive function specialist, explains the various skills involved in executive functioning, such as attention, organization, and self-regulation, and how these skills are essential for successful reading and learning.
They explore practical strategies for teaching these skills to students, emphasizing the importance of explicit instruction and support in the classroom. The conversation highlights the interconnectedness of executive functioning and literacy, providing insights for educators and parents alike. The discussion emphasizes the necessity of creating an inclusive learning environment that fosters both academic and social skills.
Follow Marisa on Instagram at @mwliteracy
Find her executive functioning freebie here!
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