For many families, college prep starts early. Sometimes as early as eighth grade. The mission is clear: build a “portfolio” that makes a student stand out. But there’s a difference between standing out and trying to look like you stand out. Families push to curate...
Kat sailed through elementary and middle school. Her parents never had to hover over her homework. She aced every test, spoke up in class, and finished assignments in minutes. Then came ninth grade. Her grades slipped, she stopped raising her hand — she seemed…...
Bright students routinely achieve top grades with what appears to be little effort. These students often dominate classroom discussions, and indeed, they score high on standardized tests, often without any apparent effort. Of course, such students capture our...
Executive function coaching is like upgrading the control panel in your gifted child's brain. It helps them master planning, organization, getting work done, and managing emotions—those essential skills that supercharge their intellect and achieve academic success...