Dr. Sarah Oberle

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Mind the Gap: Making Education Work Across the Globe · Why Executive Function Matters for Every Child with Sarah Oberle, Mind the Gap, Ep.127 (S6,E25) · 24 Jul 2026 podcast

But you know what I mean.

With the executive functions, I'll say to my students.

I gotta write that down because you know I'm gonna forget it if I don't write it down.

And so just modeling the habits of supporting your own, and you don't have to say, I'm supporting my executive function, I'm supporting my working memory, but just modeling that I can identify my own cognitive limits, and there's things that I can do to support that.

And

It's okay and and we all do it.

We're I'm not just making you do it because you're seven.

You know, this is a human thing we all forget.

What can we do?

I that's how I feel the end of every school year and that's why I lose my voice every you know, we go back to school late August.

Uh and every September I come home and I'm like, Nobody talk to me and I have no voice because you're just

All it's just so and I always tell my students, can you just come back and show them how to do this?

I don't want to do this again.

I've done this 18 times and it is so exhaust.

Those are the most exhausting months because they don't know how to get a tissue.

They don't know how to close the door when they go in the bathroom.

Uh so everything is a conversation and modeling.

Right.

And that makes them feel fantastic.

And the and the little ones, you know, idolize the older ones.

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