The Enrichery Blog

Practical advice for parents and students on test prep, college admissions, study skills, and executive functioning.

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College AdmissionsSep 2, 2020

For high school juniors and seniors figuring out their college list, there is almost nothing more important than campus visits. They’ve always been your best opportunity to get a vibe for the campus, see how students really live, and explore

Academic CoachingAug 28, 2020

Parents across the country – whether they’ve chosen to do virtual learning, home schooling, or a hybrid of formats – are stressing

Executive FunctioningAug 21, 2020

There were so many things that excited me when I began freelance writing full-time in 2016, but I think the biggest one

College AdmissionsAug 12, 2020

August is here (seriously, how did this happen?) and many college students in Texas are preparing to make the move back to

Student LifeAug 6, 2020

I’ll just say it bluntly: starting high school can be a rough transition for many kids. It’s a time of major change

Academic CoachingJul 30, 2020

Back-to-school shopping certainly looks a little bit different this year. If you’re committed to doing virtual learning, you won’t be stocking up

Executive FunctioningJul 23, 2020

Your child is bright, curious, and eager to learn… but they don’t care about the assignment due tomorrow, let alone an end-of-year

Academic CoachingJul 16, 2020

All over the country, school districts are debating the massive decision they have to make for this fall: to reopen, or not

Academic CoachingJul 9, 2020

I was recently talking to a mom friend of mine, and she mentioned that her daughter cried every single day of online

College AdmissionsJul 2, 2020

You’re sitting at an interview for your dream job, rattling off the various awards you’ve won and strengths you would bring to

We coach the student, not just the subject.

Reading is a good start. One-on-one coaching is where the habits stick.