Episode 214: Executive Functioning Skills and Social-Emotional Learning for Students
From The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents by The Classical Academies
February 24, 2026 · 15 min · Episode 214
About this episode
The episode discusses the importance of executive functioning and social-emotional learning skills, advocating for proactive teaching methods.
Executive functioning and social-emotional learning are foundational skills that can be intentionally taught and strengthened, continuing to develop well into a person’s mid-20s. E3 Consulting’s Academic Specialists, Alethea Goodyear and Chloe Melvin, advocate for a supportive, proactive approach. They encourage parents and educators to explicitly model their own thinking processes, break complex tasks into manageable steps, and thoughtfully address the developmental needs that often underlie challenging behaviors. https://www.ethreeconsulting.com/
People in this episode
Guests: Alethea Goodyear, Chloe Melvin
Topics covered
- executive functioning
- social-emotional learning
- parenting
- education
- developmental needs
Keywords
- executive functioning
- social-emotional learning
- parenting strategies
- education
- developmental needs
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: E3 Consulting
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