Putting Executive Functions into Practice: From the Office to the Classroom (ISBE # 827)

Improve the organizational health of your school. district and /or department from the leadership right through to and including the daily lives of students! You will be learning about the Executive Functions School Program from a leadership perspective and how to apply these well-grounded research principles and practices in your organization.

Start Date:		5/12/2011  8:30 am
Program:		Learn about critical attributes and behaviors related to maximum organizational functioning in educational settings. In this workshop you will learn research-based, practical information about the RNBS (Rush NeuroBehavioral Center) Executive Functions School Program and will be equipped to facilitate the application of these principles in your daily life as an educational leader. Parallels between Executive Functions and Project Management will be explored and clarified. Key topics include: Structuring one’s work environment Managing materials Managing time Discovering one’s individual learning strength profile and understanding how to maximize this information within the everyday administrative demands Establishing good goal-setting practices Applying the decision making process to real life issues
Dates:		May 12, 2011
Times:		8:30-3:30
Presenter:		Dr. Georgia Bozeday, Director of Educational Services at Rush NeuroBehavioral Center and Dr. Howard Bultinck, Northeastern Illinois University Faculty and Retired Superintendent, Sunset Ridge District #29
Fee:		$175
Location:		North Cook ISC Suite 201
		2340 River Road, Des Plaines, IL 60018
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