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 35 of 47
Strengthening Your Study Skills “When it comes to smarts, adolescents … have plenty. What they lack, however, are some of the brain-based skills that we all need to plan and direct activities, to regulate behavior, and to make efficient
Texas Topics: University of Texas at Austin vs. Texas A&M For many high school Texans, both the University of Texas at Austin
College Students Today, and the Concept of Delayed Adulthood Today, writer Esta Pratt-Kielley published a fascinating article entitled, Why College Is Not
Breaking News: The New UT Austin Essay Requirements Have Been Announced! In a previous blog post, we discussed the rumor that the
Fast Facts About the “Southern Ivy League” The eight elite institutions that comprise the Ivy League are extremely selective, rigorous, and respected…
Red, White, & Bright: American Novels to Keep You Sharp This Summer Summer break is a serene (and welcomed) break from required
Should the College Application Process Be Revamped? This week, U.S. News published a new piece about the college application process, and this
Texas Topics: Last Minute Change to the UT Austin Essay Prompts? School is (finally) out for the summer, which means many
Social Media & Colleges #Creeping creeping (verb): learning more about someone by viewing/reading what they post on their social media accounts; the
Numbers and the College Admissions Process: The Cold, Hard, Comforting Truth We spend a lot of time talking about numbers in
Reading is a good start. One-on-one coaching is where the habits stick.