Ascending Your Executive Functions: How to Effectively Engage with Your Social Environment

Description

Executive functioning refers to a set of skills that help one focus, plan, prioritize, work toward goals, self-regulating behavior and emotions, adapting to new situations and the ability to abstract think and plan. Executive functions in children are challenging because they are not fully developed until early adulthood. As a result, kids with weak executive functions may have problems with socialization due to lack of self-awareness and limited social awareness. Helping kids decoding social cues helps kids to adept, engage, learn, and ascend as social beings in their environments.