“I don’t want to go to college” is a hard sentence to swallow if that’s what you’ve been preparing your children to do for the last four, or even 12, years. How does a parent respond? What are the options for students who are not ready or...
How to Build Resilience and a Growth Mindset “I can’t” is a common sentence starter when students are frustrated. Teachers hear it. Parents do, too. So, how do we help students turn the phrase into a better expectation? Building resilience happens...
Dual enrollment programs have grown exponentially over the last 15 years. These programs benefit students post-graduation in several ways. The question you might be asking yourself is, “Is my child ready?” In this article, we will explore what dual...
Neurodivergent learners need different tools to excel. In this article, we will review a few types of neurodiversity and how student accommodations can be put in place to boost organizational, time management, and other executive functioning skills. First, let’s...
Discover how to DIY your child’s college planning timeline with essential tips and strategies to prepare for college tours and make informed decisions at every age. One minute, your child was playing with stuffed animals. You blinked, and now it’s time to...
Hands-on science, math, language arts and history help students learn better. Several recent studies show that students of all ages (even seniors in high school) learn better and are more engaged in the subject matter if they’re allowed to learn through hands-on...
