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Executive Function Is Hiding in Plain Sight
When clinicians hear the words executive function, it is easy to think about the skills we traditionally associate with it: planning, organization, working memory, and time management. But executive function is much bigger than keeping track of homework or remembering what comes next. It is woven throughout a child's day. Executive function can influence how a child gets started, responds when something changes, keeps track of information, organizes actions, persists when som
Cara Koscinski
5 days ago5 min read


Before the Brain Can Plan: Why Movement Drives Executive Function
When the Body Moves, the Brain Connects Have you ever noticed how some children think more clearly after recess or a movement break? That’s no coincidence. In The Executive Function Express Program , movement is the force that brings every other skill online. Before a child can plan, focus, or organize, their body must first feel grounded, regulated, and ready. I call this connection Move the Train, Build the Brain because the child is the train. Before higher-level thinkin
Cara Koscinski
Nov 3, 20253 min read
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