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WHY PARENTS CHOOSE US Does your child silently struggle in school and often slips under the radar? Our program is uniquely designed to address the common concerns that prompt parents to seek alternative support for their children. While some students may seem to excel or demand attention in the classroom, there are others who quietly battle fears of school, failure, or self-doubt. These students often go unnoticed, as they may not exhibit disruptive behavior or seek attention. We understand that not all struggles are loud. That's why we're dedicated to reaching out to students who may quietly battle fears of school, failure, or self-doubt. From persistent headaches to a fear of raising their hand in class, we understand the subtle signs that indicate a student may need extra support. Our program is dedicated to reaching these forgotten students, providing them with the tailored care and attention they deserve to thrive academically and emotionally. **Spring Cohort is currently full** #school #education #teaching #tutoring #teacher #learningsupport

As your child prepares to enter middle school, a whirlwind of emotions may sweep through your household – excitement, nervousness, and perhaps a touch of apprehension. Middle school marks a significant milestone in your child’s academic and personal development, as they transition from the familiar comforts of elementary school to the challenges and opportunities of adolescence. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the essential steps you can take to prepare your child for the middle school journey, ensuring they thrive academically, socially, and emotionally during this pivotal stage of their education. #school #Teachers https://lnkd.in/ePVvVfUp

The The New York Times highlighted in a recent article that the pandemic's youngest children are now in school - and they are struggling. Addressing this group of children, who are often developmentally and academically behind, we need to give teachers all the support we can. ALL learning begins with first learning emotional intelligence. An emotionally dysregulated child cannot learn, which is why Housman Institute is dedicated to providing tools to lay the groundwork for academic success - teaching children how to manage their big emotions. #preschool #earlychildhooddevelopment

Beyond School Supplies: 4 Tips for Building Back-to-School Confidence This back-to-school season, be prepared with tips for supporting students’ academic success outside the classroom. An article by Boys & Girls Clubs of America. Click the link to read more https://loom.ly/n5K7V-E

Here are few questions that can be posed to a Class Teacher during a Parent Teacher Meeting which help a parent broaden his spectrum of knowledge about his Child: 1. Is there an individualized plan for my child's academic growth, and how is it being implemented? 2. What are my child's strengths and areas needing improvement in each subject? 3. How does my child participate and engage in class activities? 4. Can you provide examples of recent assessments and my child's results? 5. How consistent is my child with homework and assignments, and how can we support them at home? 6. How does my child interact with peers and teachers, and are there any social or behavioral concerns? 7. What additional support or resources are available if my child is struggling? 8. What are the academic goals for my child for the rest of the year, and how can we help prepare them for the next grade level?

Beating kids for academic struggles is harmful and ineffective. It creates fear, not understanding. When a child doesn't grasp a concept, it's our job to find better ways to teach, not punish. Schools should be safe spaces where mistakes are learning opportunities. Instead of punishment, use patience and diverse teaching methods. Our goal is to guide, not intimidate. Every child learns differently, and violence has no place in education. #parents #parentslife #school #education #educational #educationmatters #teachers #teachersupportteachers #teachersforteachers #teachershelpteachers #teachersinspireteachers #learning #learninganddevelopment #educationfirst #educationispower #parentsupport

Embarking on the transition from primary to secondary school can be both exciting and daunting. As your child steps into a new academic environment filled with opportunities and challenges, navigating this pivotal moment requires your guidance and support. Read Radnor's Alison Robinson's practical tips and insights to ease this transition both for you and your child: https://lnkd.in/e-EJeT9B Talk Education Muddy Stilettos The Good Schools Guide

49 U.S. states (plus DC) have at least one supportive policy or condition that actively promotes SEL in schools. Teachers who instruct their students in SEL are more likely to report that their schools have a positive school climate and that students are interested in learning. From "Findings from CASEL's Nationwide Policy Scan and the American Teacher Panel and American School Leader Panel Surveys" https://lnkd.in/ewMRrnjN #teaching #SEL #K12

After-school tutoring is essential for students who wish to excel in their academics and gain confidence among their peers. Every parent must ensure their child receives extra tutoring outside of the school setting, as research has shown that this activity helps to keep the child ahead of their peers intellectually, mentally, and morally. To read more, click here https://lnkd.in/dKAzwTyE

As your child gains skills, they gain confidence. For nearly 50 years, Huntington has helped children of all ages unlock their academic potential. Call 1-800-CAN-LEARN to set up an evaluation. #HuntingtonHelps #buildingconfidence #empoweringstudents #tutoringworks