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How do I Support Pupils with Executive Function Differences: A Practitioner’s Guide
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Note that although strategies are suitable for a range of pupils, the guide is specifically aimed at pupils in key stage 3 and above.
Our Practitioner Guide provides an overview of what executive function is and why autistic pupils may need more support with it.
The guide explains each aspect of executive function separately, linking to actionable strategies and top tips to help you support your learners in the classroom.
Strategies can also be personalised for individual pupils by completing the editable Executive Function Checklist Tool.
What you will learn:
- How executive function is fundamental to well-being and learning in school.
- How all pupils, but especially autistic pupils, will benefit from being supported with their executive function.
- Clear, easy-to-implement, actionable strategies to support pupils in the classroom.
Bonus Material!
This Guide is supplied with bonus resources to further support your pupils with executive function differences, including:
- Two Case Studies exemplifying strategies were effectively matched to support two Secondary-aged autistic pupils.
- Executive Function Skills: A Short Guide for Parents and Carers.
- Supporting Autistic Students with Exams.
- Supporting Autistic Students with Homework.
Our Practitioner Guide provides an overview of what executive function is and why autistic pupils may need more support with it.
Our Field Guide provides an overview of sensory processing differences that some pupils may experience.
This guide explains autism and describes the principles of good autism practice.