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This webinar is for parents of teens that struggle in school, to help you find the right tutor to fit your budget.
Even if your budget is small, there is a potential to find a tutor to fit your small budget. Join us for the webinar to find out how and where to find the right tutor for your families needs!
Many parents tell me that their biggest struggle with their teen is:
Lack of motivation
How do I help my child do better in school, if they don’t have the motivation to do well?
How do I motivate my teen to get up on time?
How do I motivate my child to go to school today?
How do I get my kid to do anything?
If you can relate, this is a struggle that most parents feel.
While most teens that seem motivated, are actually intrinsically motivated, there are a few things you can do to try to help your teen become motivated to do better in school (and in life)
We all make mistakes. Some of them are less important than others. But most of the time, they can all be fixed - or things work out for the best. However, when it comes to school or college or trying to find the best possible career for you, if you feel like you’re on the wrong path, it can seem like the end of the world. But it’s not. Because it’s absolutely okay to be a college or career chameleon. You can change or go back or redo things and get it right. You just have to not worry so much, take back control of the situation, and move forward. Still a little scared or not sure how you’re going to do it? Read on.
This webinar is for parents of teens that struggle in school, to help you STOP making the most common mistakes and learn what actions you should take in order to help your child perform better in school!
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eaching can be one of the most rewarding professions as you are helping to shape the minds of the next generation. It is a stimulating career that has its challenges, but overcoming them with your knowledge and caring results in children who are better educated than any of the generations before. It is not for everyone, but if you have the right aptitude and priorities it could be the career for you. All US states now require a bachelor’s degree before they will certify you as a teacher and if you want to take this path in your life, getting a teaching degree should be your first step towards that aim.
No two days will be the same as you and your students interact over different subjects and seeing their perspective on some things can be a revelation.
Life is like a roller coaster, and some of the biggest loops most definitely happen during the time spent at college. As amazing as it is to have the experience of going to college and having fun, there are a lot of times that really will leave you stressed out, wishing you could turn back time and quit, and hoping that the journey will end more than ever. But then you’ll have those times where you can’t imagine your time outside of college, because the people you meet there are truly some of the best people that you could ever meet in your life. So, college most definitely is a roller coaster ride that we don’t think you should get off any time soon, and we want to give you a few ways that will ensure you get the most out of the experience. Read on and explore this roller coaster ride with us.
It can sometimes be a little depressing as you rifle through job ads as you realize that in order to get the job you want, you’ll have to spend an extra three or four years in school.
But do you have to take this route?
It turns out that there are jobs out there which have great pay and can help you pay off your college debts earlier than expected.
Some entry-level positions can provide you with all the skills you need to progress quickly and start earning a substantial income. So what opportunities are out there?
College can, and should be, one of those defining epochs of your life — a time where you transition from adolescence into adulthood, acquire the skills and qualifications that catapult you into the working world, and meet all kinds of people from all kinds of places.
College is a time for self-discovery and perhaps more than that, a time for self-creation and reinvention. All of this means that the way time is spent at college matters quite significantly.
