Facilitating Executive Functioning Skills

  • Melissa Packwood
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What is Executive Functioning? Executive functioning skills help people to learn, work and thrive academically and socially. Without strong executive functioning skills, everyday tasks can be a challenge. Learning about executive functioning may help resource parents and kinship caregivers in facilitating these skills in the children they care for. There are three categories of executive […]

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Melissa Packwood

Melissa Packwood, M.S.Ed., is a certified teacher and works as a behavioral and educational consultant. She speaks at conferences, professional development seminars and private events. As a parent and professional her goal is to help others learn about special needs, and work as a teammate with all stakeholders to aid student learning and growth. She can be contacted at [email protected] or MelissaPackwood.com.

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