Here at Executive Functions Coach, our blogs aim to spread awareness and education about executive function skills. When it comes to executive function skills, not many people are aware they’re at work in almost every task in life. From school to work to daily life, our executive function skills help us to stay on task when setting and reaching our goals. So whether you’re an adult, parent, or student reading this, we hope our blogs will be helpful in improving your executive function skills.
Though we do emphasize executive functioning, we also encompass other subjects. Other topics include: subject tutoring, college counseling, and test preparation. We have a mission to help students in all areas and aren’t just tutors but coaches for life. EFC believes executive function skills can be applied in all areas of life from academics to anything that follows a student into their future. For instance, learning the executive functioning strategy of time management will help a student when filling in their college application on time. Additionally, this skill can help them into adolescence when they need to schedule and be on time for appointments. We hope these blogs we can teach you how to navigate not only your life as a scholar but as an adult in the real world.
No matter your emotional or academic struggle, whether in school or daily life, EFC has academic support for you. We can teach you the tools for organization, time management, and goal setting. EFC aims to help you grow your executive function skills along with offering academic support strategies. These are skills that can be applied even after graduating and into your working or everyday life. Executive function skills are truly skills for life. Get started on improving your executive function skills and getting the academic support you need today.
What Are 5 time Management Strategies? Ever feel frustrated by your own time management strategies? Do you find yourself focusing on one task until morning? Or maybe you don’t get THAT invested but lose track of time easily. According to Harvard Business Review, time management skills are one of the most important and desired workforce…
How to be More Productive in the Workplace Have you ever wondered how to be more productive at your job? Does the workplace environment provide a good environment for productivity? If you find yourself struggling with productivity, we have gathered information to help you be more efficient at the workplace. Various sources have claimed that…
What are the Most Important Time Management Tools? If you find yourself searching for time management tools to help you increase productivity and spend your time efficiently, you’ve come to the right place. You may be someone who misses deadlines, waits until the last minute for urgent tasks, or loses track of time while scrolling…
5 Ways You Can Learn How To Be Productive Have you been wanting to learn how to be productive but don’t know where to start? Is finishing your to-dos always on your to-do list? At EFC, we teach people executive functions skills that can help anyone to be productive every day. If you aren’t familiar…
Why Are Executive Functions Important? When it comes to the question, “why are executive functions important?” I think Harvard summarizes it best: “A new evidence base has identified a set of skills that are essential for school achievement, for the preparation and adaptability of our future workforce and for avoiding a wide range of population…
What Does A Career Counselor For Executive Functions Do? When considering if you need a counselor, it’d be impossible to list out every possible reason people knew they needed one. However, executive functions are a key place to start. Executive functioning challenges can make it difficult to stay on task, schedule your days, or control…
Executive Function ADHD: How To Tell The Difference? The relation between executive functions, ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder), and how they work in the brain is significant to understand yourself better. They have many connections in how they affect people and their performance in life. Symptoms are commonly linked to deficits in executive functions. ADHD is a…
Executive Functions In The Brain: What Are They? Executive functions in the brain are the group of skills that allow us to perform everyday tasks in life. They are responsible for how we stay organized, solve problems, regulate our emotions, and much more. Now you may be wondering, “Where are executive functions in the brain?” These cognitive controllers…
What Are Signs Of Poor Executive Functioning? There can be many clinical symptoms for poor executive functioning. However, out of all the years of working with people that have executive functioning deficits, it comes down to a common feeling: frustration. Sure common signs might include lack of focus, problems with transition from one task to another, or impulse control, but…
How Do Adults Learn Executive Functioning Of The Brain? Many times we think that improving executive functioning of the brain is something that only our younger selves had a chance to do. An executive functioning disorder in adults can really get in the way. We often miss appointments, find it hard to keep good relationships, and…
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