10 Must-Know Homework Tips for Students With ADHD
Most children struggle with homework occasionally. But for students with ADHD, homework can feel especially overwhelming. Challenges with focus, organization, patience, and time management often make it difficult for students with ADHD to complete assignments efficiently. As a result, homework time can become stressful for both students and parents. The good news? With the right […] […]
Healthy Social Media Habits for Students
Social media is a large part of life for students: for many, social media apps are where they socialize, share ideas, and explore their interests. In fact, research shows that nearly 90% of teens are online daily. While social media platforms offer a way to stay connected, the constant stream of notifications can often get […] […]
SSAT: A Guide to Private School Entrance Exam Prep
Applying to a private or independent school often means preparing for one important milestone: the SSAT. The Secondary School Admission Test (SSAT) is one of the most widely accepted private school entrance exams in the country. Administered by the Enrollment Management Association, the SSAT provides admissions teams with a standardized way to evaluate applicants from […] […]
Planning, Organization & Better Grades
Many students who struggle in school do so not because they lack intelligence, but because they lack organization skills. Strong planning and organization skills are among the most powerful drivers of academic achievement for students. While subject knowledge in math, reading, and writing matters, students who can manage their time, prioritize responsibilities, and stay organized […] […]
Spring Break Learning is Important. Here’s Why
If your student is looking forward to Spring Break, they are not alone. After tests, exams, homework, and assignments, a week off is a welcome reprieve from the school grind. It’s the time when students have a school-sanctioned chance to rest, relax, and recharge. However, Spring Break is also a time when learning momentum and […] […]
Listening vs Reading? What to Know About How Kids Learn
Audiobooks, podcasts, and text-to-speech tools are everywhere—and for good reason. They’re convenient, engaging, and easy to fit into busy family schedules. With so many listening options available, many parents wonder: Can listening replace reading for learning? It’s a smart question, especially for families focused on supporting their child’s academic growth. The short answer: listening and […] […]
Study Better, Not Longer, With These Tips
Studying longer doesn’t automatically mean studying better. When students spend long hours hitting the books, staying up late, cramming, creating notes, and stressing, yet don’t get great grades, it’s not the hours logged that’s usually the problem. It’s the techniques being used to study. When it comes to test time, the best approach to reduce […] […]
Understanding Executive Function: What Is It and How Does It Work?
Often called the brain’s management system, executive function is a set of mental skills that play a key role in everyday life. Executive Function skills help with planning, organization, memory, and attention. They also play a key role in problem-solving, time management and emotional regulation. Simply put, executive function skills are used daily in life, […] […]
The Link Between Goal Setting And Academic Success
A new year is always viewed as a reset button, a chance to start the year ahead fresh. This is especially true for students, and even more so for those trying to improve academically. Goal setting is a common topic this time of year, and it’s no wonder: setting goals and identifying the steps to […] […]
Test Results Show Falling Math and Reading Scores: Here’s What Parents Can Do to Help
Across the nation, test results show students’ reading, math and science scores are lower than they have ever been, according to the 2025 fall data release from the National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP). The NAEP test results from 2025—known as the Nation’s Report Card—are the first formal reporting of academic performance for students since […] […]