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When routines change Dr. Cooper-Kahn discusses changes in routine for children who are on the spectrum.
Providing structure for students with ASD Dr. Cooper-Kahn details how to provide structure for students with ASD.
Building habits and routines Dr. Cooper-Kahn explains why the cornerstone of any intervention plan is building habits and routines.
Targeted strategies for executive functioning Dr. Cooper-Kahn introduces targeted strategies for executive functioning interventions.
Referrals from parents, teachers, and pediatricians Dr. Cooper-Kahn notes that referrals often come from parents, teachers, or pediatricians.
Assessment for executive function Dr. Cooper-Kahn details the complexities of assessing for problems in executive functioning.
Behavioral and emotional regulation Dr. Cooper-Kahn details the executive skills associated with behavioral and emotion regulation.
Planning, organizing, task monitoring, and working memory Dr. Cooper-Kahn illustrates the importance of working memory.
What is executive functioning? Dr. Joyce Cooper-Kahn explains that executive functioning is the term that covers all of the neurological processes associated with goal directed behavior.
AT challenges for teachers and schools Beth Poss identifies common assistive technology challenges experienced by teachers and schools.
