One Simple Study Change That Actually Works 📘 Many students spend time studying, but not always in a way that leads to real learning. They reread notes.They look back over a chapter.They spend time, but still feel unprepared when it
The Simple Lesson From One Crumpled Assignment 📄
Years ago, while tutoring a student on basic study skills, I asked him to pull out his assignment so we could get started. He reached into his backpack and handed me a crumpled piece of paper. We had to smooth
Dual Enrollment Demystified: 7 Proven Essentials Every Parent Should Know
The last Friday Flight Plan Newsletter was on Dual Enrollment Demystified: 7 Proven Essentials Every Parent Should Know. If you’re not getting these newsletters, don’t miss another one. Sign up here! Here’s a summary of the main points we covered:
Behind in Math? 8 Practical Ways for High Schoolers to Get Back on Track
This week’s newsletter was on helpful things to do if you’re behind in math. Here’s an outline of what was discussed. If you’ve been missing out on the newsletter, sign up here! ✈️ Quick Win Resource 👉 Does your teen
This Parenting Plan Transformed our Family Life for the Better
This week’s newsletter is about having a plan in your homeschooling and parenting life. If you’re not on the newsletter yet, what are you waiting for? 😊 The newsletter is where I fill in all the details and dive a
Helping Your Teens Face The Challenge of the Admissions Essay
I had a meeting this week with a mom to discuss the college essay. On the Common App, you can put in an admissions essay, also called a personal statement, to enhance your application. Every spring, they post what the
