Executive functioning (deafness)
Deaf or hearing-impaired learners experience differences in executive functioning, creating obstacles in day-to-day life in a society that expects us to work a certain way such as meeting deadlines and perform tasks in a certain way.
Executive functioning is a group of mental capacities that monitor and control our behaviour, such as our working memory, multitasking, and time management.
Deaf or hearing-impaired learners experience differences in executive functioning, creating obstacles in day-to-day life in a society that expects us to work a certain way such as meeting deadlines and perform tasks in a certain way.
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