EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING: Understanding Procrastination Article & Research Activity
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The perfect reading and analysis activity on the Executive Functioning! Have your students learn about Procrastination and how it affects our lives.
High school students need executive functioning skills for all kinds of school and personal tasks, such as prioritizing responsibilities and using time effectively, studying and completing assignments, following through on commitments, and making healthy choices. With this package (and series), students gain an understanding of what executive functioning really means by breaking down the different skills and mindsets that make it up.
Procrastination is a common behavior that affects about 20% of the population and is driven by factors such as a lack of self-control, self-deception, and perfectionism. Procrastinators often prioritize their immediate desires over long-term goals, leading to negative emotions and a downward spiral. They may believe they work better under pressure, but research suggests this is generally not true. Students learn all about the concept, and then apply it to themselves and your school!
Perfect for in-class, at home, or emergency sub lesson plans!
THIS PACKAGE INCLUDES:
· An Overview of Executive Functioning
· A Link to and Summary of the article
· A short Introduction to Procrastination
· Before Reading Questions
· During Reading Questions
· After Reading Question Sheet #1 (Wholistic analysis of the article - summary, theme, proof, etc.)
· After Reading Question Sheet #2 (Outside Research analysis of the article and Paragraph Reflection Questions)
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