Executive Function
in Exact Path
Exact Path is expanding to address executive function through assessment and aligned activities designed to support academic and social-emotional success for your K-2 learners.
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Accelerate Academic Growth + Executive Function
Start closing gaps with Exact Path and developing executive function skills.
Grades K-2
Executive Function
EFgoPRO™ assessment
from Reflection Sciences
Targeted activities
from Edmentum
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The link between executive function and academics
This school year has shown us how essential supporting the whole learner can be for continued academic success.
What does the research say?
NCER (National Center for Education Research) confirms EF is central to school readiness and early school achievement.
Harvard University's Center on the Developing Child confirms early child experiences build the foundation for a skilled workforce, a responsible community, and a thriving economy. Executive function skills are essential for school achievement.
Executive function measurement and instruction
Measure executive function skills with an age-appropriate game-like assessment in
under five minutes via Reflection Sciences' EFgoPRO™
Review results and inform next steps with immediate assessment data following each EFgoPRO™ administration
Deliver targeted instruction & intervention with flexible Edmentum activity cards for whole-group transitions or small-group learning
Impact whole-learner success by increasing executive function skills an in turn, academic growth and success
Who most benefits from EF support and instruction?
Help shape the future of Edmentum!
We can't do this work without you. We value your expertise, insights, and feedback to guide and shape the future of how our programs drive student achievement.
By implementing Standards Mastery Early Preview, you'll be given the opportunity to complete optional surveys, join focus groups, and more for special incentives along the way.
Every classroom is filled with students of varying skill levels. Executive function in Exact Path will allow a teacher to assess the different levels of EF and target activities for building these skills through whole-class and small-group activities.
Available within
Exact Path
Executive function skills are the air traffic control system of the brain. They help us filter distractions, prioritize tasks, set and achieve goals, and control impulses. Acquiring EF skills is a fundamental part of healthy human development and a foundation for all future learning.
Unable to see others' perspectives
Forgets class routines
Trouble calming
big emotions
Challenged by switching between rules or expectations
Struggles remembering information or sequences
Difficulty waiting their turn, calling out answers
Difficulty sitting or
paying attention
Research-based EFgoPRO™, from our partners' Reflection Sciences, allows educators to quickly assess each student's EF skills using a valid and reliable assessment tool that provides individualized reports with nationally normed data. Edmentum educators can roster students once from Exact Path and use SSO to easily access EFgoPRO in just a few clicks, bringing academics and executive function together to support the whole learner.
Assess with EFgoPRO™
120 total activities, 40 per grade level, support both whole-group and small-group instruction for targeted support and executive function skill building. Whole-group transition activities are perfect for all learners regardless of EF level to refresh and refocus learning. Use small-group intervention activities during small-group or 1:1 pull out to address targeted EF skill that will enable future academic success.
