Ann Dolin 
Is your child regularly receiving criticism from others due to grades or because seem disorganized or scattered? If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone.
In this blog, we’ll dive into what I call the academic “Doom Loop” and explore why some students fall into it and, more importantly, how you can help your child break free and build confidence.
Framing questions in the right way can facilitate the self-awareness, empowerment, and independence kids need to become self-starters.
Learn the powerful questions to ask to help your kids become more independent and productive.
Want to help set the stage for a more successful school year and leave the whole family better prepared in the process?
In this blog, we’ll cover seven things we recommend you start now, so your family can slowly ease back into the swing of a school routine.
Organization can make or break your student’s level of success in school because it’s one of those “cornerstone” habits that impacts almost every other area in their academic lives.
Here is a list of ten school organizing tips for your family to start off the new school year strong (and keep those habits going throughout the year.)
It’s hard enough to get your kids to sit down and write at home during the school year. So you may be wondering… how in the world is this going to happen over the summer?
We put together a list of ten fun and practical summer writing activities (for K-12 students).