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executive function assessment


Executive Function Is Dynamic: Why State Matters for Both Access and Learning
A child’s ability to use executive function skills can change from moment to moment. So can their ability to learn new ones. When we talk about executive function, we often describe skills such as initiation, working memory, planning, organization, flexibility, inhibition, time management, persistence, and metacognition. This can make executive function sound relatively straightforward: identify the skill that is weak, teach a strategy, practice it, and expect improvement. Bu
Cara Koscinski
Aug 75 min read


Executive Function Assessment: Why Traditional Approaches Miss the Bigger Picture
The EFX™ Access Profiler™ is a new participation-focused executive function assessment and clinical reasoning system designed to help professionals better understand executive function access across real-world contexts, supports, regulation states, and participation demands. Beta testing opportunities are opening soon.
Cara Koscinski
Jun 35 min read
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