The Case To Revise College Planning The College Admissions Process Has its Limits A new wave of Parents will start seriously thinking about college planning for Gen Alpha soon: the oldest ones born in 2010 will turn 13 and plan for high school. In recent years, […]
Homeschooling is on the Rise, and It’s Not Changing Anytime Soon Homeschooling is on the rise, with an estimated 3-4% of school-aged children being homeschooled in the United States, in 2008. This number has been growing steadily since the pandemic in 2020, as parents increasingly look for […]
Why Academic Enrichment is Important for College Planning Academic enrichment is important for college planning because it can help students become more well-rounded and prepared for the rigors of college coursework. Enrichment activities can range from taking advanced classes and participating in extracurricular activities to attending summer […]
Parenting a Generation Z or Alpha tween can be difficult. They are no longer children, but they are not yet adults. Caught in a transition stage, they need more guidance from their parents. The best approach is to build a healthy network of mentors and coaches for […]
(Note: this is an abbreviated and edited transcript from a Parent Coaching session of The “Momentum for Life” Scholar Success Program designed by Christina Callaway for Academic Networks.) Defining Generation Alpha and What They Need from Parents Today Generation Alpha, also known as Gen Alpha or the […]
Parents are often overwhelmed with the amount of homework their children are assigned and the pressure to succeed in school. In addition, many parents are not familiar with the best way to help their children excel in school. An academic coach can provide guidance, support, and resources […]
Prudence is the ultimate guide to parenting. It offers sensible advice on how to raise children and maintain a healthy relationship with them. Whether you’re a first-time parent or have raised kids for many years, Prudence can help improve your parenting skills. Establishing Rules and Limits: Why […]