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

So it's very hard to align to a primary setting.

So um understanding the relevance of executive functions and understanding how desperately primary teachers need to be spoken to specifically and contextually in a way that matters for us and resonates with us, we decided to write this book.

Um and uh you know it's been it's been out here since March.

And um has been well received and I hope that you know, I think I think it just came out by you recently.

So hopefully it

Yes, and I would I would like to say that I did tell our publisher, I said, Can we do primary years? 'Cause the title is executive function for every

uh K three classroom and they shot me down.

So hopefully it's not too much um of conf you know, confusion with the the K three, which for you I think would be reception year through s year two, maybe.

Uh that's not necessary.

But the next time I see you, Tom, in person, I will make you call me that for sure.

Um it's never too late.

No, it's not strong at all.

Like I said, we're our priorities now are reading and um

you know, digital AI literacy.

And we're always kind of a decade behind.

So I'm hoping that, you know, in ten years when we talk again that uh

we'll be talking about how this is being put into place into classrooms.

But as of right now, you know, people say they'll throw around science of learning and and but

Not in a true way that that is actually scientific.

Um, and it is relatively new.

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