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 MoreWhen a child brings home low grades how can a parent help?
We looks at strategies and ideas to help your struggling student rebound from a low report card.
Are you dealing with a stressful relationship with your child or students? School-related arguments can start as early as elementary school! With the stress of parenting a struggling student, comes a visit from someone I call - Monster Mom.
Read MoreA parent's reaction to poor school grades is to look for a tutor to work with their struggling child. This is typically followed by your child screaming they have no desire to meet with a tutor
Could your child be right? Maybe a tutor IS NOT the answer to your child's school struggles.
Writer’s block is real and it drives students into procrastination. How can a student move past writer’s block and organize their thoughts for an essay? Here are 6 steps!
Read MoreParents always ask why their teens study but receive poor grades on tests. When I coach students, there are always study skills we can work on to improve their test scores. However, the answer to why your child is receiving high test scores might be relatively easy to fix. You are asking the wrong question!
Read MoreIf you are frustrated with grammar rules and style, don’t neglect these five resources. They have everything you need to be a flawless, and successful writer.
Read MoreMany students struggle with how to edit a paper. Heck, adults can struggle with comma placement! Writers depend on online editing tools to make their writing flawless. Two of the most common editing tools are Grammarly and Hemingway App.
Read MoreAre you tired of essay frustration? Why do we hear the word thesis and freeze? With these easy worksheets, your middle school, high school or college level student will be on their way to dominating the essay!
Read MoreAnalyzing literature can be dull for some students, but using a guide can take some of the pain out of it! How can students read for detail even if it is a book they hate? Use The Pocket Book!
Proof-reading can be torturous and dull. I get it. However, as much as it pains me to say this, it does help. If you are going to turn in a paper you may as well do your proofreading correctly. Use these tips to help with your high school, middle school or college essays!
Read MoreWhen preparing for college, high school juniors and seniors are expected to take the ACT or SAT test. Heck, in my city, students are supposed to start taking the SAT in kindergarten (ok maybe not, but in 8th grade).
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