Looking for support in executive functioning and time management skills?

Question

After working with various learners over the course of my 15+ years of education, I have come to understand the need to capitalize on each individual's strengths to create individualized realistic goals.

Answer 1

Time management required skills like balancing your time during the week to have time to every school assignment and career assignment which I could tutor you during a student success session. Paying attention along with being a good person that can plan well and focus well is a tool of executive learning. 

Answer 2

I think it's important to first assess what struggles you have with executive functioning and time management. What is the problem? Once you identify the problem (too many things to keep track of, needing a list app, post-it notes everywhere, communication, etc.), only then will you be able to look for solutions that will help you individually. And remember, individualism is really important. What works for one person's style and personality may not work at all for someone else who is completely different. Don't go completely against who you are. Honor that, acknowledge where you need improvement, and go from there.