The Executive Function Toolbox

A$14.99

Knowing what to do and being able to do it are not always the same thing. When a child "won't" start, finish, remember or move on, it's often an executive function gap, not a choice.

This 27-page toolbox gives you 12 simple, visual tools to find where things are breaking down and what helps, at home or in the classroom.

Inside you'll get:

Where Did the Chain Break? A quick way to see which step is getting stuck
Stop, Shrink, Start, The Ignition Key and The Ridiculously Small Step for getting going
Brain Parking Lot, Time Translator and The Bridge Task for focus, time and transitions
Choice Shrinker, Borrow My Brain and Start at Finished for overwhelm and planning
Where Was I? and Brain Battery for getting back on track and noticing energy
Each tool on one page: what it is, a simple visual and a real example
Hold-up cards for every tool, big enough to use on camera or in class

For parents, carers and educators. Written by Dom Soroka, Master's in Disabilities, with 28 years in education. Educational resource, not diagnostic advice.

The Executive Function Toolbox

A$14.99

Knowing what to do and being able to do it are not always the same thing. When a child "won't" start, finish, remember or move on, it's often an executive function gap, not a choice.

This 27-page toolbox gives you 12 simple, visual tools to find where things are breaking down and what helps, at home or in the classroom.

Inside you'll get:

Where Did the Chain Break? A quick way to see which step is getting stuck
Stop, Shrink, Start, The Ignition Key and The Ridiculously Small Step for getting going
Brain Parking Lot, Time Translator and The Bridge Task for focus, time and transitions
Choice Shrinker, Borrow My Brain and Start at Finished for overwhelm and planning
Where Was I? and Brain Battery for getting back on track and noticing energy
Each tool on one page: what it is, a simple visual and a real example
Hold-up cards for every tool, big enough to use on camera or in class

For parents, carers and educators. Written by Dom Soroka, Master's in Disabilities, with 28 years in education. Educational resource, not diagnostic advice.