What to Do When Your Child Won’t Listen to You
Being a parent is a rewarding but often challenging journey, especially when it comes to guiding your child academically. One of the most frustrating scenarios parents... Read more.
How An ADHD Diagnosis Made My Kids Better and Happier Students
Part 1. Not Working to Potential When my older son, Robert, was going into the 9th grade, we noticed that he had a hard time getting his work done in school. He... Read more.
Countdown to School: What You Need to Know
The start of a new academic year brings with it a blend of exhilaration, anticipation, and perhaps a dash of anxiety. As parents and students gear up for the commencement... Read more.
Transition to Middle School: The Importance of Executive Functions
Middle school represents a significant milestone in a child’s academic journey, marking a shift from the familiar, nurtured elementary school environment to... Read more.
How To Build Strong Study Habits In High School, Even If Your Student Has ADHD
As your child steps into high school, the stakes get higher. Every grade point matters, shaping their GPA, reflecting on their college transcripts, and laying the... Read more.
Making the Transition to College: Characteristics and Skills That Are Critical to Success, part 2
Success in College: Enhancing Problem-Solving, Metacognition, Self-Determination & Time Management Skills As students embark on their college journey, they will... Read more.
Making the Transition to College: Characteristics and Skills That Are Critical to Success, part 1
Preparing for College: Beyond Academics – Nurturing Self-Awareness, Advocacy, Motivation, Resilience, and Regulation Skills Kids go to college to continue... Read more.
Summer Math Learning Loss: What You Can Do About It
Even though summer has started, it’s important for parents to recognize the potential math gaps that their children may have developed. These gaps can hinder... Read more.
How to Get Your Child to Read Over the Summer: Librarians Reveal Their Insights
According to a recent article in The New York Times, the average student is a third of a year behind in reading as a result of the pandemic. Luckily, summer is... Read more.
A Guide to Surviving College for Students with ADD/ADHD and Executive Function Challenges: Part 3. The Importance of Note-Taking
College students often find themselves grappling with numerous distractions and challenges including managing their time effectively and staying focused amidst distractions,... Read more.