If your child is graduating this year, but missing their ceremony due to the coronavirus, here are 5 ways to celebrate. Whether your child is graduating elementary, middle or high school - don’t let their special day slip away!
Read MoreWebster defines critique as a detailed analysis and assessment of something. It’s basically something you give to express a balanced view of a view, attitude or something else.
However, criticism is the expression of disapproval of someone or something based on perceived faults or mistakes. It comes with a feeling of dislike and a need to make a person feel ashamed for doing something wrong.
Read MoreHow can you identify your teenager’s strengths and help them use them to their advantage? What happens if their strengths are not helping them in the classroom? Learn how to help your child identify and use their best character traits to their advantage.
Read MoreHow can you prepare for a parent-teacher conference if your child is failing classes? Here are 7 tips from an academic coach to help you walk in with confidence!
Read MoreHow can we build our children’s self-esteem by recognizing their strengths that might not be celebrated at school?
Read MoreStress at school can lead to burnout in teenagers in any grade or at any ability. How can we recognize burnout your child and help them regain their footing at school?
Read MoreWho knew that a CrossFit workout could lead to parenting enlightenment. Here is how five minutes of a CrossFit workout altered my perspective on parenting.
Read MoreSummer reading and assignments in middle school and high school can be a pain. Help your child tackle their summer work without frustration! Here are three tips from academic coach, Marni Pasch.
Read MoreThe transition from elementary school to middle school gives the phrase a whole new world a different type of feeling (anxiety, night sweats, and nausea...and that’s the parents).
Read MoreFinding volunteer opportunities as a middle school or high school student can be difficult. Here are ideas to help your child find volunteer positions this year!
Read MoreWant to know the secret to becoming a successful student? Getting good grades in middle school or high school isn’t as hard as you might think! We discuss the only tool a student needs to achieve their academic goals.
Read MorePreparing for finals can be scary- especially if you year grade depends on it! We look at the study tips a middle school, high school or college student can use to help them prepare for a successful end of the school year!
Read MoreThe transition to middle school can be scary. Here are the five most frequent concerns I hear from students and how parents can help ease the transitions.
Do you know a teen that needs some extra help with time management? Let’s look at some of the best productivity available!
How do we motivate teenagers when they refuse to study? Why is school work so hard? Click here to look at how parents and teachers can rethink motivation.
Is your child or student struggling with note taking? What if there was a better way? This article breaks down doodle notes and how to bring them into study time.
Middle school students need to practice and build these 3 study skills. Working on these study skills will allow your child to enter school with confidence. Read this article to start building on the basics.
What are the key differences between elementary school and middle school? We discuss the main differences in this post that helps parents ease the transition to middle school.
Should your freshman take advanced placement courses? Is your teenager ready for the challenge? We look at five areas to consider before signing your child up for an AP course.
Advocating for your child or student is vitally important to the well being of the child. The more you understand the unique needs of students with learning differences, the more you can help them flourish in the classroom. Here are three resources to help adults advocate for students with invisible disabilities.