The Enrichery Blog
Practical advice for parents and students on test prep, college admissions, study skills, and executive functioning.
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Practical advice for parents and students on test prep, college admissions, study skills, and executive functioning.
Page 24 of 47
If you’ve taken a psychology course, you’ve probably heard the term executive functioning. If you’ve never heard it before – or if you have, but you’re blanking – the definition of “executive functioning,” courtesy of Merriam-Webster, is: “the group of complex
As an anxious person, I’m constantly reading, listening, and learning from mental health gurus. I’m a firm believer in being proactive to
As academic coaches, we get the honor of guiding our students as they navigate a wonderfully exciting time. We get a front
Your application is submitted and now you’ve got your feet up, relaxing until you get your final decision. (I’m kidding – we
Our teachers have drilled it into our heads since middle school: cramming is not an effective method of studying. We’re told repeatedly
When you’re prepping for a big exam, the best thing you can do is – obviously –study hard and study often. That
When the news broke that fifty people – including celebrities like Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin – took part in a scheme
During your junior and senior years of high school, it’s inevitable that you’ll be contacting different people from your potential or future
Today, The New York Times published a fantastic article about the college application process by writer Kelly Corrigan. Specifically, it was a
When I was applying for college, it seemed like that was all anyone ever talked about. Everyone wanted to know where we
Reading is a good start. One-on-one coaching is where the habits stick.