Free Webinar: Demystifying Executive Functions

Name: Demystifying Executive Functions
Brand: Social Thinking
Availability: InStock

Your Instructor: Michelle Garcia Winner

60 minutes of instruction

Demystifying Executive Functions

What They Are and How to Teach Them

Many students who are academically strong struggle with executive functioning, which can deeply impact their well-being in the social, academic, and job worlds. Join our founder, Michelle Garcia Winner, for this free webinar to break down executive functions and learn how to teach them.

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