CCEI November 2020 Newsletter
Executive Functions
Have you ever had a day when you were just distracted and disorganized; where it felt like your normally centered mind was in complete disarray? This is not uncommon and it is likely that after taking a short break or getting something to eat, you were able to return to your tasks with a stronger sense of focus and purpose. Learn More
How are Executive Functions and Executive Assistants Alike?
Examples of Executive Functions
Promoting the Development of Executive Functions
Executive Functions and Adults
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CCEI Poll Results: October 2020 Newsletter
Which of the following describes your program’s use of storytelling and story acting?

A. Formal storytelling and story acting are consistently in our routine - 87 responses or 36%
B. We have multiple storytelling materials available for children to explore - 96 responses or 40%
C. Children storytell in learning centers, but it is not part of the curriculum - 56 responses or 24%

Total: 239 responses
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Self-Regulation Skills | CCEI

The ability to manage emotions, behaviors, and attention is often referred to as self-regulation. It is a term closely related to executive functions, which is the topic of this month's CCEI Newsletter. Essentially, self-regulation is the ability ...

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