Planning involves strategy, problem solving, time management, time estimation, sequencing and prioritization.
I am the queen of to-do lists. I have them on paper, on digital lists, in my head….but they aren’t fully functional for planning! A to-do list is just a list!
Planning involves strategy, problem solving, time management, time estimation, sequencing and prioritization.
Planners, which we touched on last week are awesome...if you use them! Any tool that you or your student will USE is the right tool!!
Academic planners don’t always take into account other tugs on time such as appointments, extracurriculars, meetings, family responsibilities, etc. They are one piece of the puzzle...
Here are four more puzzle pieces that are BOSS for planning:
The consistent use of these tools alongside a planner are golden for planning...you’ve got this!
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Categories: executive function, planning, speech language pathology