EXECUTIVE FUNCTION SKILLS

Apps for Developing Executive Function
Apps that help students learn how to plan, organize, remember, and carry out tasks as well as manage emotions - skills that are important for success in school and life

Executive Skills after Brain Injury in Children and Teens
Includes tips for helping students develop executive function skills and compentatory strategies

EMOTIONAL SELF-REGULATION

Calm Down Checklist
Visual tool providing options to help calm down when upset

Stress Thermometers
Includes blank printables and examples of how to use with a student

Breathing & Relaxation Cards
These printable cards can be used to teach children to breathe and return to a calm state

Strategies to Improve Communication After a Brain Injury
Learn how to recognize feelings, use “I feel…” statements, listen attentively, and engage in conversation and problem solving

SELF-AWARENESS AND SELF-ADVOCACY

ME! Curriclum
Designed for students with disabilities in high school and transition programs to develop self-understanding, knowledge of disability rights, and self-advocacy skills. Click here for another presentation of the materials.

Self-Advocacy Worksheets
Use these tools to help students develop self-understanding and a plan for how to speak up for themselves

• Speak Up! Self-Advocacy Worksheet From NYC Department of Education
• My Personal Self Advocacy Plan A worksheet from Connecticut State Department of Education
• Teaching Self-Advocacy Skills to Students
  • Worksheet 1
  • Worksheet 2
  • Worksheet 3
    

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