Educational Tips & Tricks for Students

Whether your child is going to college for the first time in August, or heading into their sophomore, junior, or senior year, we compiled some of the top secrets we wish parents knew. Click to grab your copy!

Whether your child is going to college for the first time in August, or heading into their sophomore, junior, or senior year, we compiled some of the top secrets we wish parents knew. Click through to grab your FREE GUIDE!

Whether your child is going to college for the first time in August, or heading into their sophomore, junior, or senior year, we compiled some of the top secrets we wish parents knew. Click through to grab your guide!

🐸 Embracing the ‘Eat the Frog’ Strategy 🐸 Life is full of tasks and responsibilities that we sometimes find daunting or overwhelming. That’s where the ‘Eat the Frog’ strategy comes in. ‘Eating the frog’ means tackling your biggest, most challenging task first thing in the morning. By doing so, you free up mental space, increase productivity, and conquer the day with a sense of accomplishment. So, let’s break it down: 1️⃣ Identify your ‘frog’: Determine the most crucial task that needs your

Great news! You have found the team that wants to see your child succeed as much as you do! And now, you can get back to being Mom! If you find yourself managing your college student by reminding them of responsibilities, monitoring deadlines, tracking assignments and more, then we need to chat! Our team specializes in supporting college students to reach their full potential, both inside and outside the classroom. Our coaches help students learn executive functioning skills and increase...

If you haven’t grabbed this, what are you waiting for? If you have a college student, you NEED our free “How to get your kid through college” guide. We’ve heard from so many Moms that this has been a complete game changer for them. Head to our link in bio to grab yours.

That feeling when… You ask your college student if they did the thing you asked them to do yesterday. Summer break is here and for college kids that likely means they have visions of beach days, relaxing, and mom handling all their laundry and cooking. And while summer break should be fun, it is also a time to naturally nurture skill development and encourage growth in their executive functioning skills. Looking for ideas on how to help your college student this summer? Be sure you are on ou

For your kid, dorm life might really feel like wack-a-doodle time! As we have mentioned before, High School might prepare your kid academically but not teach them the other important skills needed for college like time management, self care, and more. Stay tuned over the next few weeks because we will be sharing how to prepare your (future) college kid and ways to work with your student while home this summer! Of course, if you want our best tips delivered right to your inbox, sign up for...

Our team has worked with thousands of students as they transition from high school to college. Here’s what we know ⬇️ - It isn’t easy. There’s no magical shortcut to make it a breeze for your student. But, there are strategies, tools and techniques that can help. - High school success doesn’t always translate to college triumphs. It’s a different ballgame. - Executive functioning skills (time management, planning, etc) do not always come naturally. And lastly (and maybe most importantly!)...

Today I am sharing one of my favorite tips for breaking procrastination. Share this with your student…and hey, maybe even consider trying this yourself! ⏰THE 5-MINUTE TIMER⏰ Here’s how it works: 1. We suggest students choose a task they have been procrastinating on or struggling to start. 2. Students set a timer for 5 minutes and commit to working on the task for that entire period. 3. During the 5 minutes, they should focus solely on the task at hand and try to make as much progress as...

Mama. We get it. We get those texts, too. We’re in this thing with you. We’re your village. #academiccoach #academiccoaching #collegelife📚 #collegeproblems #momofcollegestudents #momofteenagers #academicsupport

Summer break is here, but what’s next? Don’t worry, there are plenty of ways your kid can prepare for college and work towards improving their executive functioning skills. Here are five activities they can do this summer to increase their independence and get more prepared for dorm life. If you’re looking for more helpful tips, download our free guide “How To Get Your Kid Through College.” (Link in bio!) We are always happy to share some of our best advice!

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