Midterm grades came back bad and the semester is not over. What a parent can do now, what to leave to the student, and where executive function coaching fits.
Failing the First Semester of College: What Parents Can Do Read Post »
Planning a return to college after a medical leave or withdrawal so the semester that ended it does not repeat. How executive function coaching helps.
Returning to College After Medical Leave or Withdrawal Read Post »
Your student was placed on academic probation. Here is what it means, what the college expects next semester, and how executive function coaching helps.
On Academic Probation in College: What to Do Now Read Post »
Strong grades can mask an executive function problem. Why effort is not a system, what Sunday night homework battles reveal, and how coaching differs from tutoring.
When Good Grades Hide Executive Dysfunction Read Post »
Executive Function Coaching vs. Tutoring: Which Does Your Child Need? Tutoring reteaches the material; executive function coaching builds the systems
Executive Function Coaching vs. Tutoring: Which Does Your Child Need? Read Post »
Bright, capable students often hit college and suddenly struggle, not because they can’t do the work, but because the structure that carried them is gone. Here’s how executive function coaching helps students make the college transition.
Bright Kid. Disorganized Kid. Same Kid. Read Post »