We work with students at a wide array of schools with a wide variety of learning differences. I frequently explain the importance of a personalized approach, the philosophy we depend on as a company. However, I am going to break this rule right here right now. One tactic for improvement works for every student, regardless …
Knowing how to choose the right support for your child’s success isn’t easy, even in the best of times. Stack a global pandemic and general public dissatisfaction with education on top, and you have an education market a bit oversaturated with wannabe tutors and coaches. But fear not, there are ways to thin the herd …
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Top 7 Ways to Tackle Conversations with your Child about School: Part Two Part One on ways to tackle conversations with your child in school focused more on the conversation and the child. With mutual trust and respect established, now there is room next for how best to communicate your needs as well. Chores and homework …
Top 7 Ways to Tackle Conversations with your Child about School: Part One-The Child/Conversation Embarking onto the unexpected, but rewarding role of parenting is a meaningful life experience. Applaud yourself for all your accomplishments thus far over the complex challenges you have overcome and positive moments that have been embraced with your child. Another start …
I think we can all agree that every parent wants their children to do well. Whether academically, athletically, or socially, seeing their children succeed is what motivates most parents. How parents show this desire for child success, however, differs from household to household. Chances are, most people reading this blog either have children or are …
Nobody likes a helicopter parent, right? Most of us have heard the words used at some point, probably in a critical way, but what exactly is a “helicopter parent”? Before we can discuss helicopter parenting, we have to understand exactly what it means. The first usage of the term showed up in the 1960s and …
