Why are executive functions important - Prof. Sean Deoni

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General Nutrition Paediatrics Neuroscience

Executive functions are at the core of learning and are needed for example to execute instructions or follow rules. They are important for school and life.

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Prof. Sean Deoni

Prof. Sean Deoni

Brown University, USA 

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