Introduce the session. Emphasize the importance of executive functioning skills for time management. Explain that today's focus will cover goal setting, working memory, organizing/prioritizing, self-monitoring, and flexible thinking.

Briefly define what executive functioning is and why it matters. This slide sets the stage for the deeper dive into each component.

Define each specific executive functioning skill one-by-one. Use visual cues and examples to clarify each concept.

Focus on the concept of goal setting. Provide practical examples or questions to engage students.

Discuss working memory with a simple definition and practical example.

Describe the importance of organizing and prioritizing. Pose reflective questions on personal strategies.

Explain self-monitoring and flexible thinking with examples to illustrate self-assessment and adaptability.

Introduce the interactive activity. Outline instructions for the goal-setting exercise. Invite discussions on how each function helps in achieving the set goal.

Conclude the lesson with reflection. Encourage the students to share insights and key takeaways from the session.