Key topics: Executive Functioning, Time Tracker, Independant Planning
Key topics: Executive Functioning, Time Tracker, Independent Planning
Instructors: Sarah Ward ( Disclosure ) and Kristen Jacobsen ( Disclosure )
3 hours of instruction
3 hours of CE credit available for select professionals.
For any special accommodations please email us.
Back-to-School Strategies for Executive Function Success
Teach It Today, See It Tomorrow
Join Sarah Ward and Kristen Jacobsen for this dynamic and practical back-to-school course that introduces powerful, ready-to-use strategies from the new Time Tracker Program, designed to help students shift from relying on adult prompting to becoming truly independent planners. This session will equip educators, therapists, and parents with concrete tools to make time visible and help students envision it, plan it, do it, and get it done! The 90-day Recorded Replay Access begins at the time of Registration.
NOTE: This course will discuss the Time Tracker Program with limited information about like products or services.
Registration Includes 90-Day Recorded Replay Access
Attendee Registration
$76
Register each attendee individually—access is for ONE person only, not to be shared. CEs available for select professions.
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Agenda and Learning Objectives
Continuing Education Credit
3 hours toward CE credit, if applicable
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