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WORKSHOP - Before You Intervene: Assessing Executive Function Skills

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Oct 15 | 7:00 PM EST
Live workshop with Crista Hopp

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About This Workshop:

Before choosing strategies, we need better information.

In this live workshop, we'll explore how I use two different tools — the Frontal Skill Scan and the Comprehensive Executive Function Inventory (CEFI) — to gather information, identify patterns, and develop a clearer understanding of an individual's executive function profile.

We'll look at what each tool can tell us, what it can't tell us, and how to use the results as a starting point for conversation and further exploration rather than treating a score as the answer.

Participants will practice looking across information, noticing areas of agreement and discrepancy, and asking the most important question:

What do I know now, and what do I still need to learn?

What You’ll Walk Away With

• A clearer understanding of the different roles of the CEFI and Frontal Skill Scan
• How to use the Frontal Skill Scan collaboratively with a student/client
• How to look beyond a total score and notice patterns across executive functions
• What to consider when student, parent, teacher, or assessment information doesn't line up
• How assessment information can help identify what to explore next
• How to avoid moving directly from a score to a strategy
• Practical ways to incorporate EF assessment/information gathering into coaching or educational work

Who This Is For

This workshop is designed for:

• Executive Function coaches
• Tutors integrating EF into their work
• Academic coaches and learning specialists
• Professionals supporting students with EF challenges

*This workshop is about EF information gathering and interpretation within the educator's professional scope, not teaching people to conduct a neuropsychological evaluation or make a diagnosis.

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