Homework taking longer than expected? Grades not reflecting what your child is capable of?
This post walks through common signs that extra academic support may help and explains how subject tutoring and executive function coaching support students in different ways.
Subjects like math, where each topic builds on the last, are very unforgiving. It can be easy to fall behind while learning a complex, cumulative topic. Here’s how to help your child catch up.
There are obvious indicators, like grades or a child who regularly complains that they “can’t stand school.” But there are also more subtle signs that a student is struggling academically and needs help.
In this blog, we’ll explore some signs that show your student needs individualized academic attention to catch up and build confidence.
Math is one of those subjects that students often either love or find incredibly challenging and frustrating.
Since math is often misunderstood, we put together some Math FAQs.
Read why it’s so important to ensure students who don’t have a strong math foundation at the start of the school year have a support system in place.
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I wish I could say it’s easy to find the perfect balance between a carefree, relaxing summer and making sure your kids are invested in summer learning and prepared for the upcoming school year. But I know it’s a challenge.
Here’s exactly what used to work in my house when my kids were still in school.
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Whether it’s preparing for finals, tackling outstanding assignments, or gearing up for standardized tests, the fourth quarter presents a window of opportunity for academic growth.
Many students need help to catch up. The review-preview technique is an effective way to help- and the end of the school year and summer are the perfect time to use it.
If your child or anyone you know has been diagnosed with any form of dyslexia, then you may have heard of the Wilson Reading Program.
The post breaks down how the program works and what type of learner will benefit the most from it.
The Nation’s Report Card for 2022 shows average student scores are slipping to historic lows. The report highlights the extended impacts of COVID-related school disruptions. But I would argue this downward trend started before the pandemic.
In this article, I’ll break down the new test score data, three reasons I think contributed to the declining scores, and then share what parents can do to help their kids catch up.