High executive function and self-regulation skills are not natural in children; instead, they must be learned over time. It is essential to practice these abilities because without them, even the best lessons and textbooks fall short because kids are unable to learn stuff or apply it to their daily lives. Children can be taught to make smarter choices, be able to evaluate the best options, and have a deeper understanding of the consequences of their choices, all of which help them become more independent. Due to their limited experiences, young children frequently have very narrow perspectives, which leads to problems not only behaviorally when they don't get their way but also socially and academically. As children gain decision-making abilities, they can start to plan ahead, consider alternative perspectives, and concentrate on the long-term effects of their choices. In the real world, this can involve teaching students about the worth of pocket money, what to save up for, and how to spend it, while in the classroom, teaching them how to make decisions that will benefit them in social and moral issues and prepare them for the future. This video will give you a clear and descriptive ideas and strategies to help your child train their brain to make better decisions and develop cognitive skills.