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What types of accommodations can help students with executive functioning issues? Here are some ideas to talk over with your child's school.
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Steve Whitmore's insight:
This is a handy list for schools of accommodations that can be used for students who struggle to pay attention.
I choose this resource for the list of accommodations that are provided.
I scooped this article because executive functioning issues are currently something that our staff is learning about this year. We have students with these types of issues, and this chart provides quick and easy strategies that can be helpful for students who have executive functioning issues. I hope that when the teaching staff sees this chart that they find it useful, and apply it to their classrooms.