Occupational Therapy -> Executive Function -> Persistence
Persistence
Persistence involves sequencing, willfulness, and the ability to learn from experience, and is particularly important when task demands are long-term. It is very important in maintaining effort with tasks that are boring or uninteresting. Goal-directed persistence is one of the last executive functions to mature.
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Explore 1
Resources
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Positive Affirmations Writing 1
Glenna Nave
Express Needs. All About Me. Emotions. Mental Health Resources. Language Resource. Occupational Therapy Resources. Teenagers. Dice Resource. Directions: Roll a dice (or 2 die) and write the sentenc...
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Kiki's Emotion Bingo! 3
Bethany Ayer
Emotional Regulation Resource. Occupational Therapy Resource. Language Resource. Kiki's Emotion Bingo can be used as an attention game, identifying emotions, problem solving task, as well as to tar...
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Draw a Pig With Kiki 2
Bethany Ayer
Drawing Resource. Occupational Therapy Resource. Use this resource to draw a pig. This can be used as a drawing, handwriting, and pre handwriting activity as well as for a visual-spatial exercise
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