True or False: You can improve your executive functioning skills?
TRUE!
You can work on this & improve!
You need to bring your permission slip to school tomorrow. Name ONE strategy that can help you remember it.
Name ONE thing you should do to prepare for a job interview.
How do you turn on notifications on your phone?
(To make sure you don't miss an email, calendar event, or reminder)
Go to your phone settings -> notifications -> App -> allow push notifications (you choose which type, all are recommended)
Name ONE app you could use to remember something important.
- Calendar App
- Reminders
- What else?
Name ONE way to make your morning routine go more smoothly.
You're running late to work. What should you do?
Contact your supervisor as soon as possible, explain that you're running late, and give an honest estimated arrival time.
You got a new tattoo yesterday.
Name ONE thing you should do to take care of it.
What does flexible thinking mean?
Being able to adjust when things don't go as planned
Name a strategy to remember something that does not involve your phone.
- put your permission slip with your keys
- tell your friends/family what you have coming up
- write it on a post it note
- write it on your hand (if it's for the same day)
Your interview is two weeks away. Name TWO ways you could make sure you don't forget about it.
You're overwhelmed because you have school, work, an appointment, and plans with friends this week. What's the FIRST thing you should do?
Get everything out of your head and onto a calendar/list so you can see what you need to do and PRIORITZE it.
What does impulse control mean?
Thinking before doing
Name TWO ways you can make sure you don't miss an important email.
Your boss asks you to complete three tasks by the end of your shift. You don't think you have enough time. What should you do?
1) Figure out priorities and check with your supervisor which task should come first
2) Communicate that you may need more time
You don't understand what your teacher, boss, or doctor just told you. What's better?
A. Pretend you understand
B. Ignore it
C. Ask for clarification
D. Hope someone else explains it later
C. Ask for clarification
"I don't understand. Can you show me an example?"
"What do you mean by that?"
What is the 4 step system we discussed?
Hint: P -> P -> D -> C
PAUSE
PLAN
DO
Check
You open your email and see 23 unread messages. What should you do?
Your future boss emails you: “Are you available to work Saturday at 10 AM?” You see the email but don't know if you can work. What are your next THREE steps?
1) Check your calendar/schedule
2) Decide whether you're available
3) Respond to the email
You have an appointment at 4 pm.
How can you figure out what time you need to leave?
Work backwards!
- Maps app says the bus will take 30 mins
- I want to add 15 mins of wiggle room
I'll leave at 3:15 to get there in time!