Last spring, we said goodbye to the traditional paper-and-pencil version of the SAT and hello to the Digital SAT. So far, as students adjust to the updated content and testing mode, the transition to the new test has been met with mostly positive reviews. As we sit...
For most students, the school counselor is someone they meet with maybe two or three times a year for services like college planning information sessions and course selection. If you attend a small school, you either have one overwhelmed counselor who handles...
Preparing for the next chapter of your or your child’s life is exciting, but at the same time balancing deadlines, big decisions, others’ expectations, and just waiting for answers can be a significant source of stress. So whether you are a high school student worried...
School is out for the day, soccer practice is over, and it’s time to do homework. Julie has to study for a Spanish vocab quiz, finish a set of geometry questions, and read the next two chapters of The Great Gatsby. Not too bad, right? For Julie, who has ADHD, even a...
Transcripts, resumes, activities lists, letters of recommendation, and essays are all familiar parts of a typical college application. For many students, however, there is the added responsibility of providing colleges with a portfolio that highlights the best...
School is back in session: the perfect time to support the executive function skills students need to make a smooth transition from summer to the classroom. What are executive function skills? These skills are mental processes related to planning, working memory,...
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