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Learning at Lunch

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  • Date: July 14, 2010
  • Time: 12:00 PM-1:30 PM
  • Location: Three Tomatoes Trattoria
  • Address: 1 Court Street
  • City: Lebanon
  • State: NH

Learning at Lunch

will feature informal presentations and conversations with Stern Center experts Blanche Podhajski, Ph.D., Stern Center President and/or Sage Bagnato, M.Ed.  Each session will begin with an introduction to the topic then shift to conversation among participants.  The purchase of your meal includes this unique learning opportunity.  Each Learning at Lunch session will be held once in Williston, VT and once in Lebanon, NH.  The content will vary slightly depending on guests’ questions and interests in the topic.

Executive Function: Planning, Organizing, and Managing Tasks

Presented by Blanche Podhajski, Ph.D. and Sage Bagnato, M.Ed.

 

Executive Function is the “CEO of your brain.”  This is what helps you with planning, prioritizing, and organizing information and activities.  It helps you keep your calendar straight, complete tasks on time, and adapt effectively when met with obstacles.   It also helps you monitor yourself to recognize when you might be drifting off track and need to adjust your thinking or planning.  Executive functioning skills are crucial to all of us, and for many young learners it is essential to teach such skills explicitly.  Strong executive functioning skills lead to success in school, at work, and in life in general.

Contact Jenn Piette at 800-544-4863 for more information.

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