Quiz on Executive Functioning Challenges

Forgetting the first step of a 3-step instruction

Ignoring irrelevant details in questions

Getting distracted by noises

Sticking to one method without adapting

Remembering key vocabulary mid-task

Calling out answers without waiting

Keeping track of place when reading

Adapting to changes in tasks

Remembering formulas

Resisting impulses

Shifting and adapting

Keeping track of reading place

Forgetting essay points halfway through

Leaving seat frequently during tasks

Bringing wrong equipment to class

Getting stuck with task changes

Forgetting the first step of instructions

Getting stuck when tasks change mid-way

Being distracted by peers

Writing without checking for sense

They are open to new approaches.

They resist trying a new approach.

They immediately change their method.

They seek advice from others.

Completing projects ahead of time.

Breaking big tasks into smaller steps.

Producing detailed, structured notes.

Meeting all deadlines regularly.

They calmly ask for help.

They get angry and refuse to continue.

They take a break and return later.

They complete the work quickly.

Calmly discussing corrections with staff.

Overreacting to small corrections from staff.

Ignoring feedback completely.

Accepting feedback with gratitude.

Easily transitioning from group to independent tasks.

Preferring whole-class discussions over independent work.

Completing independent tasks efficiently.

Seeking solitude for independent work.