260: Learner Avoidance Tactics (Educational Therapy Series)

 Rachel Kapp, M.Ed., BCET, and Stephanie Pitts, M.Ed., BCET, discuss the very specific avoidance tactics learners use when dealing with a large multi-step project. As they discuss, learners will focus on fluff (style and format) over content because it’s the perfect way to say “I’ve started on this!” without actually doing anything meaningful. This is all the impact of executive functioning skill weakness and the overwhelm of a ton of learners in Educational Therapy experience. They discuss why learners focus on the wrong thing and what to do about it.

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Other episodes mentioned:

Ep: 10 ADHD AND EF

Ep 20: The Perfect Storm: Writing & Executive Functioning

Ep 66: Strategies for the Writing Process (Writing Series)