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In this episode, Darius and Erica share thoughts on the online, video-communications tool, Zoom. The discussion focuses on how Zoom can be used to support and assist our executive functioning.
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In this episode, Darius and Erica share some personal life hacks, tools, and technology to develop inhibitory control skills.
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In this episode, Darius and Erica share some personal life hacks, tools and technology to maximize your working memory.
Understanding the Foundation
Tools and Techniques
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In this episode, Erica and Darius discuss the symptoms of ADHD from both the UK and US perspective. They also discuss how this relates to executive functioning and other diagnoses such as dyslexia. Finally, they address how to acquire a diagnosis, as well as some solutions to ADHD.
Here is a combined symptoms list as defined by the United Kingdom NHS and the United States DSM5 criteria.
Symptoms of Inattentiveness (difficulty concentrating and focusing)
Hyperactivity and impulsivity
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Auditory processing is a cognitive skill that allows us to interpret and find meaning from sounds in our environment. In other words, it is how we make sense of what we hear.
In this podcast, we will review ten types of auditory processing and will discuss the importance of each skill for early literacy and learning at large.
What does this have to do with executive functioning? If we are not properly interpreting and making sense of the sounds in our environment we are not able to provide our executive functions with the needed information.
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Last week (Episode 18) we talked about a number of cognitive areas that work in tandem with visual processing. In this episode, we discuss vision problems and their impact on learning.
Vision Problems: Importance of vision screening (must rule out before testing)
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Academic Performance Problems
Typical vision problems that can impact learning
1. Refractive errors
2. Accommodation
3. Eye teaming
4. Binocular vision
5. Peripheral Vision
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Last week (Episode 17) we talked about visual processing. In this episode, we discuss a number of cognitive areas that work in tandem with visual processing. Additionally, we discuss a variety of resources that can be used to enhance these cognitive skills.
Related Areas that Work with Visual Processing
1. Visual Processing Speed: processing visual information at a certain pace or speed.
2. Visual-Motor Integration (fine motor dexterity): translating visual perception into a motor response. The ability to make fine and accurate motor responses such as tying one's shoe or one's handwriting skills.
3. Visual Attention: Maintain focus on visual information.
4. Visual Scanning or Tracking: Tracking is the ability to move one's eyes smoothly across the page and from one line of text to another.
a. Problems can arise such as eye fatigue, word omissions, reversals, losing one's place while reading, and most importantly these difficulties can negatively impact reading comprehension.
b. Tracking can be improved by strengthening eye muscles as well as getting the eyes and brain to work together.
c. There are three eye movements that need to be developed:
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Visual processing is a cognitive skill that allows us to interpret and find meaning from visual images. In other words, it is how we make sense of what we see. Visual processing is vital because it plays a key role in learning visual information from our environment.
It is a fundamental skill for reading, math, and spelling. Visual processing involves a number of cognitive processing skills:
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In this episode, we explore the connection between working memory and long-term memory. Darius shares his experience in dyslexia and executive functioning master class with Dr Neil Mackay and others. We discuss the application of memory strategies, effortful mental transformation, and active processing to improve learning.
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In this episode, we discuss learned helplessness and its impact on learning. We also address strategies that can help students move through learned helplessness and embrace learning.
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