by Michael Johnson | Feb 11, 2025 | Education, Parent Tips, School Tips
There’s a common misconception for gifted students: school is easy for them. While gifted students can be exceptional in their academics, there are a number of challenges they face. Many of these challenges can go unnoticed which can significantly affect gifted...
by Michael Johnson | Feb 4, 2025 | Education, Parent Tips, School Tips
Starting in middle school, students have more freedom then ever before. They walk to their own classes, are responsible for keeping track of homework, and get to choose which electives to take. All of this responsibility can quickly overwhelm students which can...
by Michael Johnson | Jan 30, 2025 | College Counseling/Tips, Education, Parent Tips, School Tips
It’s college application season for many juniors and seniors across the country. Each year, colleges change things up to keep us on our toes but there’s a handful of college admissions secrets that they don’t want you to know! These secrets will help...
by Michael Johnson | Jan 28, 2025 | Tutoring, Parent Tips, School Tips
One on one tutoring may seem enticing to some, but chances are you may have hesitations about it actually being worth it. Many students claim they have bad experiences with tutoring but maybe they just had a bad tutor. When selecting a tutor, it is integral to choose...
by Michael Johnson | Jan 22, 2025 | School Tips, Education, Parent Tips
There are many benefits of a private school when compared to a public school. While we know of some of the most common benefits, I want to discuss in more depth why these benefits matter. In addition to this I want to assess if these benefits make it worth it for you...
by Michael Johnson | Jan 16, 2025 | Education, Parent Tips, Tutoring
As a parent, you want the best for your child, especially when it comes to their education. Sometimes, though, it’s hard to tell if your child is thriving academically or quietly struggling. With increasingly challenging coursework and the pressures of extracurricular...
