Office for Disability and Access
Executive Functioning Program
What is the Executive Functioning (EF) Program?
The Executive Functioning (EF) Program offers peer tutors/coaches who work with students to empower them to take control of their learning. Peer Tutors work on fundamental skills related to executive functioning, including adaptable thinking, planning, self-monitoring, self-control, working memory, time management, and organizational skills.
Schedule with an EF Tutor using the WC-Online scheduling software. You will need to create a free account to schedule with our tutors (if you have scheduled with the Writing Center or the Speaking Center, you already have an account). Please email eftutor@oberlin.edu if you have any issues logging in or scheduling an appointment.
Who might benefit from EF tutoring?
Everyone! But especially neurodiverse students or those with disabilities that directly impact their executive functioning, such as ADHD, Learning Disabilities, ASD, and some mental health diagnoses. Questions? Contact us by email at eftutor@oberlin.edu
Meet our Executive Functioning Tutors
In the Fall Semester, our EF tutors met with over 150 different students. Listed below are some reviews from actual Oberlin students talking about their EF experience:
"EF tutoring made me feel hopeful about my capability and my future as a student"
"Cannot express in words how much EF tutoring has positively impacted my Oberlin experience"
"The EF Program has been essential to my success!"
"My EF Tutor was super approachable and friendly, making me less afraid of reaching out and getting help when I need it!"