A Guide for Parents: Supporting Your Child’s Transition to College
The transition to college is often viewed as a major milestone for students, a turning point where they leave the nest and begin to navigate the world on their own.
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10 Essential Tips for a Smooth Transition to College Life
Stepping into college represents a thrilling and life-changing phase. This journey teems with opportunities for personal and academic development. However, the transition to college may also present challenges. Here are
Time Management for Teens & Tweens
Between school and extracurricular activities, homework, and time with family and friends, it can seem like teens and tweens may have precisely scheduled days. However, time management and schedules are
Why Summer Schedules Are Important for Kids
With summer vacation on the horizon, kids of all ages are getting ready to enjoy some time away from school. Parents, on the other hand, might be more apprehensive about
How Parents Can Help Kids & Teens with Goal Setting
Goals are a great way to feel a sense of momentum and accomplishment, whether you’re completing a specific project or mastering a new skill. Adults often set goals at work,
Finding the Right Tech Tools to Support Students’ Executive Functions
When children and teens struggle with executive function, whether because of ADHD or autism, the impact can be felt in their schoolwork, social lives, and even their hobbies and home
What Does ADHD Look Like in Girls?
Receiving an ADHD diagnosis can be life-changing for a child or teen—and their parents. Understanding why they may have difficulty paying attention or staying still can help them to figure
What Is Rejection Sensitivity?
While we all face rejection from time to time, everyone responds to it differently. It’s common for people’s feelings to be hurt in the short term, but what does it
Adulting: Why Isn’t My 18-Year-Old There Yet?
Have you ever heard the phrase, “Not at grade level,” or “they are young for their age?” These terms help us focus on how our society is designed to progress
Cognitive Modeling During Holidays
As educators and coaches, we always are looking for learning and growth opportunities. The holidays are a great time to create concrete learning opportunities, but learning doesn’t just happen. In
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