Dr. Sarah Oberle

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Teachers will take that and run and come up with their own, you know, even better ideas for uh supporting these these three core executive functions.

We can do a part two.

Right now, um, it's really focused on the content of the book.

I'm being contacted by a lot of school districts, um, or State Department of Education that are really interested in

spreading this with their their teachers and then implementing it in the classroom.

So I've been doing, you know, some traveling and some virtual trainings with that.

Um and uh I will be back to my own classroom, maybe, uh come August.

So right now I am just I am living my best life uh between, you know, getting feedback from the book.

and getting up without an alarm clock because this is my you know, this is when our students are out of school.

So um yeah, I I and I'm still even though I, you know, I have this book about executive functions, I'm still very much a science and learning person.

So I was pulled into executive functions via working memory, which I did a lit review on during my doctorate.

So I'm still very much um

the cognitive science of how learning happens, not just EFs, but

Uh EFs get the shaft and and people associate executive functions with special education.

It's relevant for all of our students.

It's relevant for us as adults.

So um I wanted to m sort of mainstream it and clarify some of the

Misconceptions that are out there.

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