Owning Your Learning: Personal Responsibility in Learning
Who holds the most responsibility for learning? Is it the Teacher, who is to instruct the student; helping them understand new content? Is it the Parent, who is to demonstrate the value of learning and create an environment in which their student can learn? Or does the responsibility fall most on the student themselves?
The truth is there is responsibility for all these people but if the student is unwilling to take responsibility for their education then there will be very little academic and intellectual growth.
Homeschool & Tutoring Centers: How They Work Together
While homeschooling offers many benefits, it also comes with its challenges—especially when parents need support in teaching complex subjects or providing structured learning experiences.
This is where tutoring centers come in. Tutoring centers can serve as a valuable supplement to homeschooling by offering expert instruction, academic reinforcement, and social learning opportunities.
The “Enhanced ACT”: What to Know and How to be Prepared
The New ACT is coming fast! Do you know the changes that are ahead? Do you know what to prioritize for College Admissions and Scholarships?
Don’t Worry! We’ve got all the information you need to know to be ready for the new Enhanced ACT online format.
College Prep in the New Year: What High School Students Need to Know
The college admissions process can feel overwhelming, but starting early is the key to success. From test preparation to crafting standout applications, early planning helps students stay organized, meet deadlines, and reduce stress. In this blog, we’ll explore why getting a head start is essential for achieving your college dreams.
Balancing the Break and Staying Ahead: 3 Key Reminders
I bet you and your students are excited for the holiday break ahead. How can you balance the break ahead with the productivity needed after? Better yet, how can you help your students maintain this balance? walk with us through three key reminders to both enjoy the break, and stay on top of all you need to get done.
Advocating for Your Student in School: A Guide for Parents and Guardians
This guide empowers you to ensure your student receives the resources they need to thrive in school, including practical steps for monitoring progress, adjusting plans, and fostering self-advocacy skills in your child. Discover the signs your child may need extra support, understand the evaluation process, and gain tips on communicating with school staff, requesting necessary accommodations, and handling disagreements. Start advocating today for a supportive, successful school experience!
IEP v 504: What’s the Difference and Why Does it Matter?
A 504 Plan and an IEP are both designed to support students with disabilities in American public schools, but they differ in eligibility, accommodations, and services. A 504 Plan provides accommodations in the general education setting, while an IEP offers specialized instruction and services. Learn the key differences to help your child receive the right educational support.
Navigating Early School Challenges: Tips for Staying on Track Early in the Year
Does it feel like the challenges of the school year are piling up?
If you feel like this year is harder than any before and do not know why, then let us give you some tips on not feeling overwhelmed and support your students as they strive for academic and personal success.
Back-to-School Readiness: How to Start the Year Off Right
Is the coming school year-daunting? Does it feel like you will never be ready? Or like it is more than you handle and will be too hard?
If the answer is yes to any of those questions you are in the right place. getting ready to go back to school (either as a parent or a student) is hard and brings some very real challenges. You are not alone in feeling this way.
As overwhelming as it may seem there a are few things you can do to make the transition to the school year easier. We know the school year can be hard, so we want to help you be as prepared as possible.