Mind in the Making Life Skill #1: Focus and Self Control

Nevada Registry Approved: 2.0 hours

CKA: Human Growth and Development

Instructor: Constance Tomaneng

Learning Summary: Children need the Life Skill of Focus and Self Control in order to achieve their goals, especially in a world that is filled with distractions and information overload. This session includes insightful exercises and research to help us see ways to build the skill of Focus and Self Control.

Learning Outcomes:

1 . Learners will outline how the Life Skill of Focus & Self Control calls on Executive Functions.

2 . Learners will explain how Focus and Self Control enable children to pay attention.

3 . Learners will model ways of how children learn the Life Skill of Focus and Control.

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