Motivation Resources

If your child’s school motivation wanes in the spring, you are not alone. After months spent indoors, spring’s arrival can distract students and lead to spring fever. Thanks in part to extra daylight, many students begin to feel the urge to get outside and move around. Spring fever can look like restlessness, distraction, and even […]

For many students, the thought of being made to participate in class causes fear. While it can sometimes be intimidating, participating in class is essential for getting the most out of an education. Classroom participation actively involves students in the subject matter, encourages them to develop ideas, and requires them to prove their assertions.  Simply […]

Spring Break—while many students may be looking forward to a week of rest and relaxation, it’s also an excellent opportunity to continue learning that’s fun and engaging.  Whether you’re a student or a parent looking for ways to stay entertained during the break, here are some tips to help you make the most of Spring […]

Is personalized learning the key to helping struggling students succeed? Unlike the traditional teaching and learning model, personalized learning puts students in the driver’s seat of their own learning. Traditional teaching and learning center around a one-to-many model with one teacher for many students. Most parents will have already experienced the struggles connected with the […]

Is there a connection between posture and learning? Yes! Posture, as well as general body positions, gestures, and facial expressions, can heavily influence how we think, feel and act. The mind-body connection is a powerful one. It shows how our mental health can affect our physical health and vice versa—if either one is unhealthy, the […]