Preparing for a Successful School Year and the Power of Sunday Sessions

May 8, 2026August 15, 2023 by Melissa Beckman

Strong executive function skills often make all the difference between daily family stress over academics and helping your child become more independent and successful this school year.

In this blog, we asked one of our experienced executive function coaches to weigh in on the type of support kids need to cultivate their executive function skills at the start of the new school year. Plus, learn about the power of Sunday Sessions.

How Using Cornell Notes Can Increase Grades

November 25, 2025May 19, 2023 by Ann Dolin

I have always been a note-taker. I make notes and lists for everything, from my to-do list to my weekly and yearly goals. Notes and lists help keep me organized and help keep me sane. I keep a notebook by my nightstand, in my purse, and pretty much with me at all times in case … Read more

“Hey Siri, Let’s Study”: The Power of Voice Command Devices for Studying & Student Organization

April 24, 2026December 12, 2022 by Melissa Beckman

Cell phones and smart home systems can certainly sidetrack students while they’re trying to study. But voice command devices can also be powerful tools to help students study and encourage them to stay organized.

In this blog, learn five ways your child can use Siri, Alexa, Google Assistant, or a similar voice command device to their advantage while doing schoolwork.

Time Management For Teens: 10 Tips For Tackling Schoolwork

April 24, 2026November 29, 2022 by Ann Dolin

Instilling a strong sense of time management for teens is a huge challenge as a parent.

So in this post we cover ten of our best tips for tackling this problem, and helping your child get their schoolwork done on time.

5 Ways to Instill Student Time Management Skills

April 24, 2026September 26, 2022 by Ann Dolin

When students are in control of their time and schedule, it leads to increased confidence, efficiency, and overall success.

In this article, we’ll share five time management tips to help students achieve their goals and get more done in less time, including some of our executive function coaches favorite strategies.

3 Good Reasons Why You Should Study for AP Exams

April 24, 2026March 18, 2022 by Ann Dolin

AP exams are long, in-depth, and cover a year’s worth of material. Studying can be daunting, but it’s well worth the effort! Students earn college credits and can save thousands in tuition.

Grades Detective: Investigating Your Child’s Report Card

April 24, 2026February 2, 2022 by Melissa Beckman

There are many reasons why a child might have difficulty in school. In this blog, learn to become a grades detective to uncover some of the possible reasons behind your child’s grades.

5 Ways to Help with Homework Without Nagging

December 22, 2021December 1, 2021 by Ann Dolin

Take a quiz to learn your child’s homework personality. Then learn five ways to help your child do their homework without nagging or begging.

Back to School After COVID-19: 3 Tips for Hybrid Learning

April 24, 2026March 1, 2021 by Ann Dolin

We’re here to help you set your family up for success with these three tips to go “back to school” the right way after being away from campus for so long.

The Real Reason Your Child Procrastinates

February 11, 2021 by Ann Dolin

They procrastinate getting ready, then walk out the door without their soccer cleats. They procrastinate studying, and no one knows they need help until the bad grade comes back on a big test. They procrastinate on a project, and the whole family suffers through a stressful late night before the due date. As a parent, … Read more